Afternoon all, this is probably a daft question but I fitted extended breathers to my landy a week or so back and noticed this loose pipe knocking about - should both ends be connected to something or is it supposed to be lose?
 

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I'm going to go with vacuum line that should connect to a black plastic manifold thingy on the bulkhead. If your EGR valve is bust/blanked then it doesn't matter that end but you probably want to cap the other end on the bulkhead.

Others will point out it's usually say hi first then go to right section in forum to post your question - otherwise we just feel used and dirty.
 
Awesome, thanks for swift response i'll have another look this weekend - follow up daft question, how would I know if it's blanked? The garage I bought it from didn't mention that...

Apologies for making you feel used & dirty, i've been told it's part of my personality.
 
Awesome, thanks for swift response i'll have another look this weekend - follow up daft question, how would I know if it's blanked? The garage I bought it from didn't mention that...

Apologies for making you feel used & dirty, i've been told it's part of my personality.

Between the body of the EGR valve and the exhaust manifold it may look like there's an additional spacer. I can't tell from the photo angles.
 
Pull the other end off and blow down it, if it’s blocked you won’t be able to blow down it :rolleyes:
check where it plugs into EGR is it plugged with something. Is common to find them blocked without visible signs
 

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