If it is a water cooled vehicle the is yes It its broadest sense the engine & radiator are the storage containers. More specifically the expansion bottle (also known as a header tank) which is connected to the vehicles radiator could be classed as a water container.
hi that's for your cooling fluid for the radiator.
The easiest way to locate the coolant tank is to follow the small black tube that is connected to the radiator cap and follow it to a plastic container. The year of your Honda will determine if it is on the left or right side of the radiator.
Made mistake of pouring wrong container in radiator
Upper is hose connected to top of radiator, lower is hose connected to bottom of radiator.
You have to check the coolant level in the container under the hood. The container is connected to radiator with a tube. On the container you can find special marks which allows you to see the level the cooling system. There are two main marks one is MIN and another is MAX. Make sure that the level is somewhere in between of the marks.
Remove hose from bottom of radiator and let it drain into a container.
That is the lower hose and the one connected to the radiator is the upper one..
There is just an overflow container, no radiator cap. Remember, pink or blue fluid only.
Just in front of the radiator overflow container, behind the right headlight, is another white plastic container. This is the PS fluid reservoir. Marks for "full" and "low" are on it. The cap simply twists off.
To drain the radiator of a 1993 Chrysler New Yorker, you have to open the petcock on the radiator completely and drain the coolant into a container.
In the canister that's connected to the radiator.