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Mishimoto

Mishimoto 2024+ Toyota Tacoma Expansion Tank - Black

SKU: MISMMRT-TAC-24BK
Barcode: 840197725122

$348.04

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Mishimoto 2024+ Toyota Tacoma Expansion Tank - Black

$348.04

$348.04

Tech Specs

Brand
Mishimoto
SKU
MISMMRT-TAC-24BK
Manufacturer part number
MMRT-TAC-24BK
Category
Cooling › Coolant Reservoirs
Shipping weight
7.5 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Upgrade your 2024+ Toyota Tacoma with reliable and high-performance aluminum expansion tank built for off-road reliability. Unlike stock plastic tanks, this fully aluminum design with TIG welds stands up to tough trails without risk of failure, ensuring you won't get stranded when you're miles into the trail. Internal baffling prevents coolant sloshing and keeps fluid levels consistent, while the 1.3 Bar high-pressure radiator cap ensures your cooling system performs at its best. The sleek black powdercoat finish and integrated sight glass make it easy to check coolant levels at a glance and add a polished look to your engine bay. DIY-friendly and installable in about an hour, this tank comes with all necessary hardware and is backed by the Mishimoto Lifetime Warranty for long-lasting peace of mind.

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