It goes to an expansion tank. The expansion tank keeps the radiator full by allowing the hot coolant a place to go as it expands. If your old radiator had a cap, they've sold you the wrong one.
the tank can be 25 gallons 50 gallons or 2 ranks with a total of 75 gallons depends on the chasis and what the dealer ordered if its Chevy many of the older motorhomes had 2 tanks hope this helps
The rubber hose that connects from the chasis to rear axle is for grip.
You can look at the engine to find the chasis number of a Toyota Corolla.
If you are laying on your back looking up, then the relay for the radiator cooling fan is located on the chasis just to the left of the fan. It is to the front right of the front tire on the driver's side.
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Toyota
its chasis could be loose or its just old chasis being he thing that holds the wheels to the car.
Semi Forward Chasis
It was built on the Falcon chassis
Try under drivers side on chasis.
it is engraved below the drivers seat
Much of the Dash heating/AC system in our 1992 32-foot Winnebago Chieftain was supplied by SCS/Frigette of Forth Worth , Texas. (www.scsfigette.com) The blower motor resistor is accessed by opening the hood of the motorhome. The four-wire blower motor resistor connector is located on the front of the SCS evaporator assembly directly behind the passenger side headlights. The resistor is accessed by unscrewing the two phillips-head screws on either side of the blower motor connector and prying the resistor assembly out of the evaporator assembly with a regular screw driver.