What is this in the engine bay
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They are definitely the breather pipes. In that position they are likely to be for the gearbox/transfer box. the other end will be connected to the boxes by a banjo bolt you will not be able to see.
There should also be one for each axle. which you will see the lower conection on the top of the axle, I cannot remember where the axle ones finish as I have extended mine.
They are not supposed to be connected to anything unless they have been extended for extreme deep water wading.
There should also be one for each axle. which you will see the lower conection on the top of the axle, I cannot remember where the axle ones finish as I have extended mine.
They are not supposed to be connected to anything unless they have been extended for extreme deep water wading.
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They are gearbox and transfer box breathers.
Front axle breather comes up the radius arm and is clipped at the inner wing mudshield.
Front axle breather comes up the radius arm and is clipped at the inner wing mudshield.
Thanks folks. Have googled and concur. I think they're meant to be clipped in somewhere rather than loose. I'll work it out. The reason I thought these were part of a vacuum unit is that I own an old Porsche 928 which has this kind of wierd stuff going on.
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