Dorman - OE Solutions Engine Coolant Reservoir P/N:603-503

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MPN: 603-503
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Dorman - OE Solutions Engine Coolant Reservoir P/N:603-503
Dorman - OE Solutions Engine Coolant Reservoir P/N:603-503
$79.99

Manage coolant expansion and keep a visible coolant level with the Dorman - OE Solutions Engine Coolant Reservoir 603-503. It installs as a direct-fit replacement for the 1994-2001 Acura Integra and 1997-2001 Honda CR-V, mounting in the front position where the factory reservoir sits.

  • Overflow reservoir: holds coolant as it heats and expands, then returns it to the system as the engine cools.
  • Front position: cataloged for the front-mounted location on the listed applications.
  • Direct-fit replacement: designed to replace a cracked, leaking, or missing original tank for the listed vehicles.

Over time an original reservoir can crack, split at the seams, or leak around the cap and fittings, leading to coolant loss and a hard-to-read coolant level. If a failed reservoir is the cause of your coolant seepage or a repeatedly low level, this tank replaces it. Always diagnose the source of any coolant loss before replacing parts, since leaks can originate elsewhere in the cooling system.

Interchange: 2411118 · 19101P72000 · 19102PM5A00 · HO3014111 · FRT1806C · FRT1815C
Manufacturer part number 603-503 (also 603503).

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

2411118, 19101P72000, 19102PM5A00, HO3014111, FRT1806C, FRT1815C

Frequently Asked Questions

What vehicles does the 603-503 reservoir fit?

It is a direct-fit replacement for the 1994-2001 Acura Integra and the 1997-2001 Honda CR-V. Check the Buyer's Guide tab to confirm fitment for your vehicle.

What does an engine coolant reservoir do?

It holds coolant that expands as the engine heats up and returns it to the cooling system as the engine cools, while providing a visible coolant level.

Where does this reservoir mount?

It is cataloged for the front position, replacing the factory reservoir in that location on the listed applications.

What are signs the coolant reservoir may need replacing?

Cracks or splits in the tank, coolant seepage around the cap or fittings, and a repeatedly low or hard-to-read coolant level are common signs it may need replacing.

What interchange numbers does this part replace?

It cross-references 2411118, 19101P72000, 19102PM5A00, HO3014111, FRT1806C, and FRT1815C. Its own manufacturer part number is 603-503.