POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hey guys, I was having a look around, and found that a pipe is kinked...what is this pipe for? Is it a coolant pipe? Any ideas? cheers guys.
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POST 2Original post
it returns upwards, plugs into the bottom of the flux capacitor.
POST 3Original post
Hi What does it connect to? it looks like an overflow pipe - but can't be sure as the picture isn't that revealing, can you take another shot further back so I can get a better context. -Simon
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POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
hey smg, Will take another shot in a short while...its under the header tank....watch this space.
POST 6Original post
From the photo I cannot help, but if you unclip it can you remould it (hairdryer) as it looks to be a plastic hose, and then reclip it so its does not kink? Big Bob
POST 7Original post
had a quick mooch round my engine bay earlier I don't think its a hose or overflow pipe but is a protective electrical cable sleeve, mine kinks too before it disapears down the side of the engine. - Simon
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