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You should call around diff. autozones...it probably is a store to store thing. My local autozone here scans. Give different ones a call, and go to the one that does. GL
nope, its a california thing <---- to Cali. I swear I'm beginning to really HATE Cali!!!!
I love the part of cali im in. Very quiet right on the coast beautiful beaches. Unfortunately 20 years from now it'll turn into places like LA dirty and crowded.
Anyways, i was looking under my hood and i was wondering what this tank is for. It is located on top of the two radiator fans, sorta under the stock ram air intake. My seems to be corroding, theres white crust all of the thing. Do you guys know if its something i should replace?? Thanks
nope, its a california thing <---- to Cali. I swear I'm beginning to really HATE Cali!!!!
oh wait, I already do
Ha ha, I'll switch with you bro (I'm in Ohio, i'll take Cali any day ), especially after spending 3.5 hrs yesterday clearing a foot of snow from my driveway
[Anyways, i was looking under my hood and i was wondering what this tank is for. It is located on top of the two radiator fans, sorta under the stock ram air intake. My seems to be corroding, theres white crust all of the thing. Do you guys know if its something i should replace?? Thanks [/QUOTE]
You should call around diff. autozones...it probably is a store to store thing. My local autozone here scans. Give different ones a call, and go to the one that does. GL
I called Autozones in 3 different counties and they no longer scan codes. Aamco did it for free but they try to get you to get the work done there. Good luck, mines turned out to be an O2 sensor.
[Anyways, i was looking under my hood and i was wondering what this tank is for. It is located on top of the two radiator fans, sorta under the stock ram air intake. My seems to be corroding, theres white crust all of the thing. Do you guys know if its something i should replace?? Thanks
Do you mean the radiator overflow tank?[/QUOTE]
Yeah i think so. Mine is really crusty and you cant tell how much fluid is in there. Should it be replaced? and would that cause a cel?
I called Autozones in 3 different counties and they no longer scan codes. Aamco did it for free but they try to get you to get the work done there. Good luck, mines turned out to be an O2 sensor.
Yeah as Mr. Jokster said above looks like autozone stopped scanning in all of Cali, but in other places like in Ohio (where I'm at), they still scan.
I went to an autozone today to get my CEL codes scanned but i guess they dont do that in California anymore. But the guy there say Aamco does it for free, so i drove to Aamco. And they were closed. HA but tommorow im going to Aamco first thing to get the codes. Lets hope for the best!