Kenworth T660 Coolant Reservoirs and Tanks

Common signs include visible cracks, coolant leaks around the tank, discoloration from heat damage, a stuck or broken cap, frequent low coolant warnings, or overheating. Inspect the tank regularly for stress fractures near mounting points and check for coolant residue on the exterior.

We supply OEM-compatible aftermarket reservoir tanks engineered to match original Kenworth specifications for fit, material quality, and performance. These tanks are manufactured to withstand the same heat and pressure conditions as factory parts, offering a reliable, cost-effective alternative to dealer pricing.

Reservoir and surge tank pricing typically ranges from $311 to $1,916 depending on tank size, material, and specific application requirements. Exact pricing is listed per product, and our team can help you find the right tank within your budget for your specific T660 configuration.

Many fleet technicians and experienced owner-operators can replace a coolant reservoir with basic tools, as it typically involves disconnecting hoses, unbolting mounting brackets, and refilling the cooling system. However, proper coolant mixing, air bleeding, and pressure testing are important, so consult a service manual or professional if unsure.

Yes, we serve customers across the USA and internationally. Contact our team directly for specific shipping methods, delivery timelines, and any applicable return or warranty policies for your Kenworth T660 coolant reservoir order.

Coolant reservoirs are commonly manufactured from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic or reinforced composite materials designed to withstand engine bay heat, pressure cycling, and exposure to coolant chemicals over years of service without cracking or degrading.