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I am wanting to make a diy snorkle for my 86 2.5l mj and noticed that the radiator overflow catch tank is right where i need to make the opening in the fender. What i am wondering is 1. Is this a presurized system? And 2. Can i just find another smaller catch can for the job? Any help apriciated.

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Thanks i don't realy want to completly rid of the tank for many reasons. But wuld i be able to find say a can for a presurised system that is smaller.

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I beg to differ, on my 86 2.5 I ran for a while (months) without a tank. Then I found a universal tank from napa for $8. The only time I ever get coolant in that tank is when I open the rad cap when its hot.

Not tryin to be an @$$ or anything, just sayin my results are not consistant with the last answer given.

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:agree:

smaller isn't better, still need to hold overflow at high running pressure/temp

and be able to return it into the system after cool down...

don't want to be loosing coolant... B...

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I'm not talking alot smaller just small enoff to fit the tubing thru for the snorkle i don't realy want to be loosing any coolant my self. I may look into the napa tank got any pics of the tank?

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It is pressurized. You can move it but unless you convert to a open system, you can't remove it.

He has a 2.5L. It is NOT pressurized. Move it anywhere you want, and use whatever size will fit.

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It is pressurized. You can move it but unless you convert to a open system, you can't remove it.

He has a 2.5L. It is NOT pressurized. Move it anywhere you want, and use whatever size will fit.

Good golly gee whiz. Been working on my '87 2.5 all day and I never even caught that. 2.5's ARE NOT pressurized. Unless you seal the hood shut. :doh:

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