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YOUR RESEARCHHose to nowhere???
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air conditioner evaporator drain and supposed
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If it's up front it's probably the air conditioner evaporator drain and supposed to be like that.
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Thanks prof. It�s directly above the transaxle slightly towards the frunk.
if it was a coolant hose I�m sure I would have seen issues long ago.
going to leave as-is.
Its part of the fuel, evap system. It goes al the way up over the fuel tank and into the passenger side fender and hooks to the canister. Its the purge vent
Sorry. May be a misunderstanding. It�s possible one of those hoses in your picture leads to the open end hose in my original picture. I assume my open hose should have a connected hose that leads somewhere in the engine compartment. I just can�t find any diagram that provides clues. It�s possible the hose is suppose be open. I�m convinced the transaxle had never been removed before. The friction disk I just replaced was most certainly original. Only way to access that hose is by removing the transaxle.
No, that hose does not go anywhere. It is open to atmosphere under the car about where the hard coolant pipes end and its clipped tight to the body. Its where the car purges the "scrubbed" fuel vapor.
