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4th October 2019, 19:50 | #1 |
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Three tubes/pipes underneath nearside of centre?
Hi, can someone tell me what these three pipes/tubes are, they are quite flexible?
I managed to nip one of the larger ones and it almost looks like another black pipe inside it |
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The ones visible either side of the exhaust will be air con drain tubes, and a bit higher up are the plenum tubes
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Are those the short open ended ones? The ones I am referring to run the length of the car, or as far as I could see anyway. They are clipped to the underside.
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There are two aircon drain tubes that exit from the HVAC system below the car (Either side of the transmission tunnel) these should be clipped to the floor.
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A/C drain tubes either side of the exhaust. 1 Fuel pipes on the NS under body, which go up into the engine bay. 2 NS plenum drain tube also showing the fuel pipes. 3 OS plenum drain tube which is in the process of being cut off. 4
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As I feared, it's a fuel pipe! Nothing leaking out of it though, I must have just cut the outer casing. Any suggestions on how to repair it? Is the fuel pipe here a plastic pipe inside a rubber casing? If so and there is no leak I may have got away with it. ; Last edited by Fortwilliam; 5th October 2019 at 10:50.. |
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