Thoughts on this swirl tank setup please...

Hi all,

My overflow tank had rusted out so I bought the pair of new tanks for Hall.

Just swapping them in now and I noticed that my current setup used the sensor fitting on the swirl tank to attach to a bleed hose that goes underneath and up to the radiator (not a stock radiator).

The new tank doesn't have the fitting as you can see so I'm about to revert to stock it seems. Am I in for purge hell ? My radiator has a bleed valve on it but I will have to block off the other fitting that went to my current tank.

thoughts ?

thanks

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5/30/2311:58 AM

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