YOUR RESEARCHWhat's this clear tube next to battery?
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My battery died...so I noticed this on my 2001 C2...this tube seems to go off towards the drivers� side of the car taped to some sort of cluster of wires. The end of the tube is just laying next to the battery not connected to anything.
I believe that is the vent tube for the battery.
+1. It's the vent tube for your battery.
+2 Connect it to the battery if the battery is the type that has a venting system, and if so do not remove it and make sure it is clear of any debris that could block it. If the battery is not the type with a venting system, then leave the tube there as you found it.
None vent battery, thanks guys! I did not know there was such a thing.
Blow into it and it will tell you how much alcohol you have in your system.
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