Does cap tester snap on or screw in? Bought&amp;cap doesnt seem to fit on Toyota Corolla radiator opening.
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Hi, the tester screw on,it should take the small one. I hope this help. Cecil
1363618
Hi, mine seems to fit on pretty easily. Try turning it a half turn it sits in place but really doesnt snap on.
1963095
I'm pretty sure it just slides over the tip. I don't recall it fitting real tight. Maybe put some shrink wrap over the end then put the cap on? I'm not sure of what you're asking exactly.
1100690
1. Ask the dealer what they use? 2. You don't need a radiator cap adapter- Buy a new radiator cap. -- To test the radiator get a 1DXN1 universal adapter. This adapter is not made bySTANT. It must be modified (by trimming two metal burs) to get it to fit. Hope this helps. I guess we know why most motorcycles are air cooled. Ben
2244908
it comes with a drainplug but no radiator cap. and you dont really need to hack it up. just take a couple minutes to file where the cap goes on so it can fit on good and be snug
253703
There is a little slit in the silicone stopper. I have to squeeze it open before each time I put the cap on. There is a sweet spot between too tight and too loose when the lid screws on also. I think because air needs to flow between the silicone and the cap itself for the liquid to come through.
172247
says screw cap only but picture shows simmering cap/top. Does this come with it?
1707527
Yellow plastic goes first, with the black gasket pressing down, then you tighten with the metal plate. It should look like a radiator cap with a pipe in it.
1662701
Without looking it up on Kohler site and seeing a parts listing, I honestly don't know. Kohler has a break down of parts on their site and are also helpful if you call them. I don't have time to look up the parts listing and don't recall what type of cap I had. It did work though.
390083
I bought this cap to replace my wife's 2004 corolla LE, it works like a champ. It doesn't need to be tightened as tight as the stock gas cap, it tightens with less rotation.
212676
The Cap I purchased was a match to my 2011 Toyota Prius ... I don't know if the wheel changed.
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@Jake Schnetzer no I did not throw a check engine light, make sure it is a 90degree angle spacer so you will eliminate your chance of getting a fault at all. Since then I have bought a APR tune with certain deletes attached so I don't have to run the spacer anymore the tune helps. Good exhaust tho would recommend purchasing better 3" exhaust clamps as the ones they provide are pretty hard to deal with.
1779903
Hello, I can only respond on behalf of my situation. As the part number was the same, there was a slight difference in fit from what I had. I made a slight modification with grinding a small spot on the back side of the cap and it fit perfectly and has not fallen off. I had new tires put on and the tech put the caps on easily. The variance appears to be in the depth or height of the cap, still having identical part numbers. The price I paid was for a set of 4. Hope this helps.
2048422
It seems to snap in to the cap very securely. I haven't had any issues with that.
1818115
Sorry idk i have a custom stretch tank...main thing is ur outer cap screws in
1173381
push down on the grey cap as you try to unscrew. This is sorta like the safety cap on a bleach bottle. You'll feel it click into the slot...
1537220
Yes, it did. But, don't try to re-use the old radiator cap on the NEW radiator. It may not fit (very well). You don't want any leaks. I've been using the Prime Choice Radiator and its cap for about a year. :)