nice reservoir tank for air/water cooler /meth/or just wiper fluid

www.allisport.com/shop/performance-products/tanks-and-reservoirs/header-tanks/land-rover-200300tdiv8-aluminium-header-tank/

for lack of a place to post , intercooling/turbo - might be handy part

I was thinking I wanted to find an early L body washer fluid jug as they mounted to the inner passenger fender
then I could put a light, mini battery in the cowl top
- keeps my cables short and makes a battery cut off really easy

I like to keep tank below nozzle. Otherwise you have to run a check valve, which can fail.
Never seen the fender tank since I don't look at a lot of L bodies.

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Originally Posted by Dr. Johny Dodge

www.allisport.com/shop/performance-products/tanks-and-reservoirs/header-tanks/land-rover-200300tdiv8-aluminium-header-tank/

for lack of a place to post , intercooling/turbo - might be handy part

I was thinking I wanted to find an early L body washer fluid jug as they mounted to the inner passenger fender
then I could put a light, mini battery in the cowl top
- keeps my cables short and makes a battery cut off really easy

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I need to check to make sure I didn't pitch it due to being unable to sell it, but at one time I had an NOS coolant overflow for an '84 carb'd L-body. I originally bought it for my GLHS but later learned there was a slight design change after the '84 models. Or I also have several G-body washer tanks available.

I used a Dorman coolant reservoir part number 603-001 for radiator catch tank. I mounted it between the front body panel (nose) and the radiator mounting bulkhead on the passenger side, below the top of the radiator. Its white hdpe and you can see the fluid level. Inter-cooler hoses went through where the old one was. I think it was less than $11.00 Posted here cause even though different usage its a good solution.