Review on Dorman 902-408 Radiator Filler Neck Upgrade for Enhanced SEO by Phil Anderson

Fits perfectly, googled a youtube video explaining how to remove/replace a 2011 Toyota Sienna. As with all others, one of the nipples broke when changing the battery. 2 items are a little tiring. First, you need a hook with a hook to reach the ground to grab the bottom of the C plastic clip, and you don't have to pull well, the clip can be stubborn, but pull and it pops out. You get a new one so I wasn't worried about it breaking. If it was torn off in one piece, on me. The 2nd part of the tedious work is unscrewing the old neck. Pressure on the filler neck and moved the filler neck clockwise and then counterclockwise. It worked slowly. The new input spat "Universal Shade Mechanic Grease" onto the o-ring and it clicked instantly. Slide on the new C-Clip and press the ends down like you did with the originals. Slide the two hoses back onto the nipples and radiator cap. If you forget which hose goes where, the overflow tank connects from the top. Enjoy.