P38A Should this bracket be attached?

Have started to sort a few things out in the engine bay, including lubricating the throttle cable, replacing the battery(as it was leaking) fitting a cover on the ecu box that was missing.
I have found a bracket that doesn't appear to be attached to anything and I just wondered where it should be attached? Picture attached.
Next need to sort the rear washer as it seems dead as a dodo. [GALLERY=] [/GALLERY]

If you mean the bracket on the coolant pipe, it should be attached to the one next to it that's threaded.

What's with the U shaped pipe? Did it used to have LPG?

I would take a guess and say yes, to the bit directly below which looks to have a captive nut

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kermit_rr said:

If you mean the bracket on the coolant pipe, it should be attached to the one next to it that's threaded.

What's with the U shaped pipe? Did it used to have LPG?

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Or is it a throttle body heater bypass? But at the other end from the TB.

It still has LPG but I have not used it and will be getting it serviced and tested before I do at a local specialist. I did suspect the bolt and thread hole but they don't come together easily, maybe why it's missing.
Don't think it's had a lot of love recently but I will make it work a bit better.
The Hevac screen works sometimes and not others so another thing to add to the list

Andy Burrell said:

It still has LPG but I have not used it and will be getting it serviced and tested before I do at a local specialist. I did suspect the bolt and thread hole but they don't come together easily, maybe why it's missing.
Don't think it's had a lot of love recently but I will make it work a bit better.
The Hevac screen works sometimes and not others so another thing to add to the list

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Damp cold can cause the screen to stop working,try getting the car hot inside and run the A/C ,if that doesn't work have a look on the Bay for a Hevac zebra repair ribbon kit.

tomcat59alan said:

Or is it a throttle body heater bypass? But at the other end from the TB.

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It's good, but it's not right

kermit_rr said:

It's good, but it's not right

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But better than a leaking throttle body.