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Old 04-18-2013, 09:51 AM
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sorry to resurrect the thread but i ave the same thing, it is in the are of the brake booster and it is clipped to the oil dipstick guide tube for routing purposes and about 3 inches up from ther it forms a u bend back down then terminates with no conncetion in sight, please help guys, i ahve a p0171 and p0174 and oil dipstick vacuum test seems good becuase when i remove it i get strong suction. thanks
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"This is where vehicle ID in a permanent signature or in your car info plays an important roll for members that are reading the thread but may not be making any comments.

There is a difference between the 1st gen & facelift e53 X5. And some replies in this thread are specific to one or the other set-up...but its not revealed due to lack of vehicle's identification. If this applies to you then really consider adding your vehicles model/model year/build date in a permanent signature.

A signature with your car's info is not just for you...but it helps others, too...they can see if your reply is based on a particular set-up based on vehicle model year...or build date during the production run...and determine if something you've written applies to them or not.

Help the forum be all it can be by adding vehicle model/model year/build date so that others searching through old threads etc...can identify if what has been written applies to them."


The vacuum lines for a i6 is completely different from the vacuum lines for a V8. If you want people to help you with this problem you need to provide some basic info about your car.
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