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Toyota RAV4 Coolant Reservoir is placed beneath the hood of the small yet practical SUV that the majority of drivers rely on during their morning journeys and weekend adventures. The Toyota RAV4 combines a spirited four cylinder and can be hybrid efficient, has a sure all wheel drive, spacious cabin and safety sense, which adds lane keeping aid and adaptive cruise control. Good chassis rigidity not only ensures it is sharp in handling but also has a comfortable ride and considerate features such as split folding rear seats and large cargo space ensure that every journey is more bearable. The families like the reliability demonstrated and the adventurers like the ground clearance and the ability to switch to snow or dirt or urban roads. In the same way that the vehicle provides a proper balance between comfort and strength, the Toyota RAV4 Coolant Reservoir provides an engine temperature balance. This closed-cell plastic tank is known as Coolant Reservoir and it holds expanding coolant, re-distributes it when temperatures decrease, prevents entry of air and allows owners to check levels in a few seconds without handling a hot radiator. A well maintained Coolant Reservoir prevents the overheating of the gaskets, preserves the long term value which the vehicles are renowned, and protects the gaskets. Changing the Toyota RAV4 Coolant Reservoir is not a complicated task, pull up on a flat surface, allow the engine to cool, depressurize, unscrew the existing one, replace the sensor and install the new component, snap the hose back in, refill it with the appropriate coolant, bleed the air, and ensure that there is no leakage.