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While replacing the cowl I noticed this tiny tube laying in the battery box. It has a plastic fitting on the end like it's supposed to be pushed in somewhere. Any ideas? It's coming from the passenger fender well.
Battery vent tube. If you have the proper type battery, there will be a vent hole at the upper edge of the side. Hard to tell from your picture, but that MIGHT be the vent opening, just adjacent to the green sticker on the battery
That's the battery overflow. Back when our cars were new the original battery had a "overflow" port. The battery in my car still has it.
Battery vent tube
Thanks for the quick response! I would have never guessed that! Might be time for a new battery now that I looked at that sticker!
Depends on how the battery was treated. If treated well, it can last 5-7 years or more.
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