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Universal Radiator Overflow Breather Tank Engine Coolant Catch Can Cap Aluminum on 2040-parts.com

Location:

China, China

China, China
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:Does not apply Brand:Unbranded

Radiator Breather Tank
Description
Contents:
  1x billet aluminum breather tank
  other installation parts (silicon hose,clamps & mount bracket) as the picture shown
Application:
  Universal fit for most vehicles (HONDA,MITSUBISHI,TOYOTA,SUBURA,MAZDA,SCION...)
Note: Radiator hose attachment is sold separatel
100% brand new,never used or installed.
English installation instructions not included,professional installation is highly recommended.
Using a breather tank will prevent the air in the radiator to cause over
  heating. Breather Tanks remove the air in pockets in the engine. Pockets of
  air will cause heat spots within the engine. By mounting the Breather tank
  high up in the engine compartment, that of the air and will contribute to
  the radiator’s heat-exchange,thus reducing chances of overheating due to
air-lock.
Payment 
We only accept Paypal. 
Once the auction ended,payment must be received with 5 working days.
Please give me the correct address when you make the payment via paypal.
For Pending eCheck,we will ship out the product after payment was cleared.
We appreciate prompt payment and look forward to do thebusiness with you in the future.
   
The package will be shipped to your address on Paypal,please make sure the postal address is correct on paypal, we will not be liable for false or incorrect information given.
   
Shipment
The package will ship by international airmail from China,it would take about 15-21 working days ( except holiday and
  weekend ) for shipment. 
We will ship the item within 2 working days once the transaction is completed and send the shipping information to your
  email after shipped out.   
Please mail me FIRST for the exact shipping cost if you want to ship by EXPEDITED SHIPMENT or want to buy more
  than one item.
   
Import duties,taxes and charges are NOT included in the item price or shipping charges.These charges are the buyer's responsibility.Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight(shipping) company or when you pick the item up / do not confuse them for additional shipping charge.
   
Return Policy
The buyer pays for the return or exchange shipping. 
The money will be refunded via paypal after we receive the returned parcel.
Please send the items(s) back to us in original condition with the original box.  
Shipping & handling charge will be not refundable,all refunds will be made based on winning price only.
   
Greeting from China & Good luck

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