OneLittleSpark

Sounds like a plan! I just have to get the tank ordered and give it a whirl. Maybe I'll do it somewhere other than my driveway, just in case I do make a mess lol. Since I noticed it was leaking, I've just been putting this in as needed and will probably just continue with it:

I was hoping that it would be easy. Is it just those 3 hoses? Remove clamps, remove hose, remove tank, replace? No additional parts needed?

How hard is it to replace the coolant tank yourself? Mine has started leaking and needs to replaced. I've already given 1200 to the Chevy dealer to fix a broken steering gear, so I'm not too keen to give them any more money if I don't have to.

Hello, I just purchased a new-to-me 2014 Spark a couple of weeks ago and that's about all I can take of the factory sound system. I have the 6-speaker system with MyLink but the stock system is pitifully bad. I'm planning to upgrade the system but have some questions. I apologize if they have been asked before. I've tried searching but didn't come up with anything relevant unless I missed it. Budget is my biggest factor at the moment, so I'll likely start off with upgrading the stock speakers. I know the Kicker brand seems to be the most suggested because they are compatible with the oddly