SKP SK603353 Engine Coolant Reservoir - Front

Engine Coolant Reservoir for Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX

Replace a cracked or leaking coolant tank with this SKP engine coolant reservoir, part number SK603353. It is built for direct fitment on select Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX applications with front mounting.

Key Features

• Engine coolant reservoir for cooling system fluid storage and expansion.
• Direct-fit replacement for select Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX models.
• Front-mounted application for the listed vehicle fitments.
• Cross-references Dorman - OE Solutions 603-353 for the same application.
• Part number SK603353 for easy ordering and catalog matching.

Detailed Description

This SKP coolant reservoir is intended to replace the original expansion tank on compatible Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX vehicles. It provides a service replacement for the factory coolant container used to hold excess coolant as the system heats and cools, helping maintain proper fluid level management in the cooling system. If the original tank is damaged, discolored, or no longer seals correctly, SK603353 offers a straightforward replacement path for the listed front-position applications.

Fits 2007-2015 Ford Edge, front. Fits 2007-2015 Lincoln MKX, front. This part cross-references Dorman - OE Solutions (e.g., 603-353) for the same application.

What It Is Used For

• Replacing a cracked coolant reservoir.
• Addressing coolant loss from a leaking expansion tank.
• Restoring proper coolant storage in the cooling system.
• Correcting fitment issues with a damaged factory reservoir.

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the reservoir shape, hose connections, and mounting points against the original part before installation. Confirm front-position fitment for the specific vehicle application and inspect related cooling system components for wear or contamination during replacement.

Quality Assurance

SKP replacement parts are cataloged for direct application matching, and part number SK603353 is listed with confirmed vehicle fitment for the specified Ford and Lincoln models.