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Was changing oil an noticed this..Car is a 06 Turbo S and the part is on driver’s side right behind the intercooler pipe..Looks to be a plug-in with a vacuum line but I don’t know for sure..seems like the line is broke into and barely hanging on..
It's hard to tell which part is suspect. Is it one of the hoses, or the plastic electrical plug (3) that's not connected?
. 2 and 3 and I’m sure that 2 is coming out of 3..I was confused by this also because 2 definitely looks like an electrical plug and 2 a vacuum line of some sorts..I need to follow the line to see where it goes.Just haven’t had time with work and the cold weather
You're just looking at the insulator/protection sleeve for the wires that go to the plug. Aim your phone up around the back and post that picture up... I think it will be more clear then.
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