Mine were old and dirty. These new ones really make the engine look alot better IMO.

 

Yes it really makes a difference, I did it too when I first got my car.

 

Very nice!

Whats the part number for the washer fluid tank? I can't seem to find one anywhere.

 

82-84 Container - 10078368
85-87 Container(w/K34 & w/o/CD2) - 10035811
85-87 Container(w/o K34 & CD2) - 10078368
85-87 Container(w/CD2 &w/o/K34) - 10078369
88-92 Container(ALL) - 22072750

82-83 Cap - 3798372
84-87 Cap - 25520310
88-92 Cap - 22101158

K34 - Cruise
CD2 - Low fluid Indicator

These #'s are for birds but I believe the Camaro's have the same numbers but don't hold my feet to the fire on that.

-Josh

 

very nice, I need new tanks also

 

i have a new overflow tank, classic industries has them

 

Which birds had a low fluid indicator??? The ones with a digital dash?

 

I just ordered these last week from Jason Cromer. They'll be in in a few days.

 

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88-92 Container(ALL) - 22072750

K34 - Cruise
CD2 - Low fluid Indicator

These #'s are for birds but I believe the Camaro's have the same numbers but don't hold my feet to the fire on that.

-Josh

The 88-92 is the one that I would need, but I just looked on gmpartsdirect.com and it didn't show up. I just need the one with the pump in the fluid tank like the one Irocthe5.7L has. And I dont' have cruise so with or w/o doesn't matter. And I don't have the CD2 option.

 

BTS88IROC from what Cromer told me, they are no longer carried by GM, but one of there suppliers still has new old stock. I never asked about the price, I just ordered them along with a bunch of other things. You can also get them from www.yearone.com

 

I got both of mine from Paddock parts. There is a new windshield washer tank in the classifieds for $10. check it out

 

Just cause GMPD's website doesn't show it dosnt mean you can't get it. It may not be in their database. Email them and ask them about it or call your local GM dealer and ask them if it's still available....most of them still are.

 

Thanks for all the info guys, I guess I'll call and ask and see if they still carry them.

 

Is there any way to clean your stock ones?

 

Find The Paddock on the internet.They have an 89 tank

 

Dan,

There isn't any good way to clean the old ones. At least not good enough for them to look anything like new. And for only $15 or so for a new one, you might as well just buy a new one.

 

Also guys, check out this page on my site, I have some useful part numbers on there for birds. If you think I should add anything, let me know.

http://www.geocities.com/vipervenemgts/odds_ends.html

 

^He's right, mine were kind of yellow from age. I tried alot of things and they werent as white as my new ones.

 

Dan88IrocZ:-
I used an engine bay degreaser sparingly, then used Autoglym Instant show shine (an aerosol wax like product). That made them look a lot better indeed.

However, you'll never beat the appearance of a new set.

Anyone tried chrome/alloy tanks instead?

 

Gordon,

Unfortunatley for me the dirt is on the inside which makes it difficult to clean. Yours are far better looking.

Only thing I don't like about the aluminum tanks is that you can't see the level with just a quick look.

Something needs done about mine as those new ones look fine

 

Robert:

Is the dirty appearance on the inside due to the colour of the coolant and dirt/rust particles contained in it? Or is the inner wall of the tank itself discoloured?

 

Mostly rust coloured due to crap from the radiator. I got a lot of crap out from flushing the system. But I'm going to need to get those new cans in the pic above.