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Mike,
Any decent radiator shop in your area should be able to solder a new
hose connection on the surge tank that will have a flange on it like you need.
This applies if the tank is brass. If the tank is aluminum you may have problems finding a proper hose connection[with the flange]. If you find an
aluminum connection it will have to be heli-arc welded to the tank.
Sounds like you have a lot of pressure building up in the tank that may not be normal. Have the radiator shop guy put a chemical tester [P&G block check] on the car after the repair. It will determine if the engine has a
combustion leak that is causing the high pressure.[head gasket..etc.]
Hope this info helps...
freekintoad
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