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06-10 Ford Explorer/Sport Trac & Mercury Mountaineer Coolant Recovery Tank

K2 Industries
K2-10691-FORD-006-CET
Coolant / Expansion Tank
$120.00 $99.99

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06-10 Ford Explorer/Sport Trac & Mercury Mountaineer Coolant Recovery Tank
Coolant Recovery Tank — Ford Explorer, Sport Trac & Mercury Mountaineer

Direct-fit replacement coolant recovery tank for Ford and Mercury mid-size SUVs. Hard panel construction built to factory specifications. Designed for straightforward installation without modification to existing cooling system lines.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ Factory Mounting Points ✓ Direct-from-Warehouse
Key Features
  • Factory-matched fitment - Bolts to original mounting location without modification
  • OEM capacity - Holds coolant reserve to factory specification for proper system function
  • Durable construction - Hard panel design rated for under-hood conditions
Specs
  • Hard panel construction
  • OEM-equivalent capacity
  • Single unit
Whats Included
  • Coolant recovery tank assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to reuse my original cap and hose connections?

Your existing cap and hoses can be transferred to this tank if they're still in good condition. Inspect the cap seal for cracks or hardening before reinstalling — a worn cap can let coolant evaporate and cause low-level warnings.

Will I need to bleed the cooling system after installation?

A coolant recovery tank swap doesn't require system bleeding. Just make sure your coolant level is topped up to the fill line before starting the engine, and monitor it during the first drive cycle.

What if my old tank was leaking — do I need to flush the system?

If your old tank failed from age or damage, a flush isn't mandatory unless you see debris or discoloration in the coolant. If the original coolant is still clear and has been serviced on schedule, you can reuse it in the new tank.

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