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My new project 2007 320 cdi keep giving, this time in engine bay. I got the suspension worked out and peaked into the engine and found these two lose tubes, marked in yellow. I have briebly been reading about swirl motor delete and the one with connector looks like has something to do with that, and the other one with threads is a breather hose? It comes from right front, some kind of reservoir with two hoses going into it.
I know this should be very basic stuff but I don't have a parts diagram to show where these should be going to and what would be a smart thing to do....please advice. Thanks.
If I remember correctly the hose with the orange silicone part on the end, it goes into the intake near the turbo (on the underside) I "thought" it was part of the PCV system??
(my wife drives the 320 cdi, I'm working out of town so I cant confirm)
edit... I guess that would explain the "catch can" mod
If I remember correctly the hose with the orange silicone part on the end, it goes into the intake near the turbo (on the underside) I "thought" it was part of the PCV system??
(my wife drives the 320 cdi, I'm working out of town so I cant confirm)
edit... I guess that would explain the "catch can" mod
Yes, this was simple...that long hose comes from "catch can" and connect to the other parts that again connects to the air intake. Where does that part with red gasket originally connects to? Or do I just have a new can installed with different size of hose and therefore this nice plumbing job.
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