🔲 Dorman 603-423 Front Engine Coolant Reservoir for Toyota Models: A Reliable White Solution Review

. This is the V6 LE version. The fit in the metal bracket was a little loose, but I gently bent the metal bracket and it works great. It should be noted that this tank does not have any markings to indicate that it is an engine coolant tank like the original tank did.

You can check if this item fits your vehicle on the selection screen. Based on this screen it says this coolant expansion tank is not suitable for my car (1992 Toyota Camry XLE 3.0L V6). It goes very well with my car. If you are looking for a replacement coolant overflow, this is a great option. A tank from Toyota costs about $90. This aftermarket works well. If you want to mind your own business and save some money, this is a great option.

This product is ONLY for 1992 and 1993 Camry 4 cylinder vehicles but after comparing the appearance of this coolant reservoir to my 1996 4 cylinder engine. Camry, I took a chance and bought it. As I expected, this is an EXACT MATCH. It was MUCH CHEAPER than the coolant reservoirs offered for 1995 and 1996 4 cylinder Camrys. As with most aftermarket parts the quality was a bit lower than the original Toyota part but this is a perfectly serviceable car that is over 14 years old.

As many have said it will fit other model years. I used it on a '94 Camry with no fit issues. A few suggestions: 1. If it isn't snug on the spring clamp, consider bending the clamp arms or, as I did, lowering the tank into place, then squeezing the clamp arms together firmly and securing with a zip tie or secure with a screw clamp. 2 . Make sure the pin on the bottom of the tank fits into the rubber bushing. If you don't have enough bushing, replace it at a landfill. The tank moves in place…