Lots of coolant leaked out of back right tire, stream from trunk

[chromecarz00]

Originally Posted by Ohtwo986S

Looks like you need a new tank. And don’t worry, I first uploaded giant images here too. You just have to resize them.

That's what I figured.

I've got about 7 threads open but none of them talk about what the cheapest replacement tank would be. Any ideas?

[Starter986]

Originally Posted by chromecarz00

That's what I figured.

I've got about 7 threads open but none of them talk about what the cheapest replacement tank would be. Any ideas?

After you've read a hundred threads from the guys who went with the "cheapest" tank... you'll reconsider. Go OEM. Period. Save yourself the headache. Good luck.

[blue62]

The OEM tank is the only tank to use.
All other "Cheap" tanks are junk and do not last long.
If it was my car I would do a simple coolant system pressure test to confirm it is a cracked tank and not simply a fault bleeder valve, or bad cap

[Tailwind]

+1 on OEM. PO had installed a German knock off replacement and it leaked at the seam.

[Rob175]

Change out the tank with the OEM like others have said ....and PLEASE try to learn to post "normal sized" pics....LOL...LOL

[rfuerst911sc]

Are you in a hurry to fix the car ? If you are not then I suggest you start/complete the removal of the tank . After swearing/fighting/scraping of knuckles and other " fun " you will quickly tell yourself I'm not doing this again soon . And you will order the OEM tank .

Or you can rely on the wisdom of this forum ( there is LOTS ) and just order the OEM tank upfront . On these cars the wisdom say's OEM water pumps and overflow tanks are the way to go . Good luck and keep us updated .