The picture is of the battery compartment looking down and back toward the firewall. The battery has been removed. This looks like a vacuum line, but there is nothing obvious for it to connect to. The line travels about 8 inches and disappears into the engine bay side wall (you can just see where it does). There are no error codes. I bought the car about six months ago and it was like this when I got it I guess.
The clamp a few inches back is just that - a clamp. There is no connection there to anything. Excuse all the pollen, it's Springtime in the South!
Thanks, Chuck
What is this thing? Topic is solved
- BlackBart
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That is a vent tube from the battery case, to keep acidic fumes from corroding your paint and battery tray. It should dump out the bottom of the car somewhere.
BTW, I really enjoy your mysterious avatar gato.
(I also have an Alfa Romeo - 1967) cheers
BTW, I really enjoy your mysterious avatar gato.
(I also have an Alfa Romeo - 1967) cheers
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2004 XC70 wagon BlackBetty
1994 850T5 wagon
2004 XC70 wagon BlackBetty
- instarx
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Thanks much. That makes sense.
2011 XC70 T6 - current
2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Q2 - Totaled in 2022. Not my fault.
2011 XC60 - sold
2000 V70XC - given to a friend, wish I still had it.
2017 Alfa Romeo Giulia Q2 - Totaled in 2022. Not my fault.
2011 XC60 - sold
2000 V70XC - given to a friend, wish I still had it.
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