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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hey folks, I adopted my dads old Porsche after he passed away and slowly trying to maintain it as he was pretty pish at doing stuff on it, especially in his old age. Replacing the air filter and looking at the air con flagged up a random clear tubing that was sitting in the car battery tray which looked dodgy! can anyway shed some light as to where this should be attached to?! It�s not the petrol cap overflow, checked this already just in case. thanks in advance!

POST 2Original post

It's the battery vent hose.

POST 3Original post

That is the battery vent tube, if you look at the top of your battery in the picture you will see a hole there, looks like you have a AGM battery which does not need a vent like the old style fluid battery.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Magic, thank you very much guys. It is a different battery, as you can see so that totally makes sense.

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