YOUR RESEARCHSnapped rubber pipe in engine bay "Hydraulic Oil"
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Hi there, Was just topping up my engine oil and noticed this rubber pipe has snapped, marked Hydraulicoil Hydraulic oil. What is this, brake fluid, clutch fluid etc and can I drive it to the garage like this? Best wishes Edward
Looks like power steering fluid,maybe just a breather
Breather pipe for the power steering pump. More info here: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-for...ses-should-they-be-connected-to-anything.html
Thanks both. Looks like it has sheared off and the clip still there, if I trim it straight I hope I can just reclip. Cheers
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