🔧 Mishimoto MMRT-PSAWBK Aluminum Power Steering Reservoir Tank in Black: Compatible and Efficient Review

Very easy installation! My 350z had it installed from the factory. The quality is pretty good. There are no complaints about this product. 10/10 Posted before and after photos. They are a great addition to give your engine bay a finished look.

Doesn't work very well. At least with my setup, which I just replaced with a factory setup, it popped. The lid has the dumbest design to work with, it's too slippery to grab and I have to use Chanel locks with a rag to get it off and the mounting screws on top dangle right into the tank body which always is leaking unless you have a washing machine crush or something. RTB. I don't write many reviews but at this price I hope it took more time and design.

I installed this particular tank on a Honda CrV 04, the lines don't match the OEM but I have hoses from another Honda Mishimoto hose set I worked on the setup was level and adjusted once the power steering fluid started to flow through the new larger hoses then it compensated for alignment due to the pressure of more fluid, works great overall and generally improves and cleans the engine bay, so i bought them needs to re-level to compensate for the new hoses otherwise it's a 5

When I came across this article I was looking for a relatively inexpensive power steering reservoir for my SUV. I don't really care about red color but I didn't want to pay the extra $40 for black. Another review mentioned that the product was cheaply made and the welds were terrible. The product I received had very good welds and looked good together. The price of 40.00 is, in my opinion, sufficient for what it is. There are 3 things that keep it from a higher view. 1.) Hose connections are…

I don't often feel compelled to write reviews but I have to in this case. I've never been a fan of Mishimoto products, but I decided to try a well-known brand because expensive has to mean good, right? Not true. These are FEATURES, but that's all. The nipple thread is a brake port size that nobody offers, so you can't change the hose size without trying more than you need to. The mounting bolts are actually screwed into the inside of the tank, leading to potential leaks. The paint wasn't the…