Air Filter Hose

Hello, When I Bought The Vehicle, I Have A Hose Where I Shown It In The Picture I Should Not Have It In My Car, It Is Not Removed, Is Not Stuck Back Or Fell My I Want To Ask What is the purpose of this Hose?

why did they remove the air inlet hose? I don't know what the harm will be, I think I'm sure it will be take and plug.

the air inlet hose that honor says is the purpose of that part like water - earth - stone - dust - etc. you can think of it as preventing the vehicle from entering the engine directly. corrects it if i am wrong friends.

Strange Part of the Work I Can't Find in the Particles This hose is not even in the removers, but when I put my hand in front of it, light warm air is coming.

did you ask for service hodja

No, I did not ask for Special Services, I would appreciate if you contact a place you know.

Authorized services in private language, teacher, they are certain. You learn the price and it would be better if you have the part code. Have you asked the unfailing hakan peugeot, they usually have every piece in them. even if they do not.

yes, I bought the flow meter from there but the problem still continues. Could it be related to this piece?

The vehicle in the picture attached receives the fresh air from the end of the hose, in front of your vehicle radiator. The difference is that it provides clean and cool air intake from the back of the left headlight through the hose. In the absence of a hose, some kind of warm air (the situation changes when the fan turns on) passes through the radiator and dust from the ground enters more easily. I didn't have it in my car, I didn't have it in the particle. It is sold on the Internet for 65 TL, but since I didn't see it, I gave up on taking it, madblueblackse to 2015-12-11 23:16:38

[QUOTE = madblueblacksea] The vehicle in the attached picture draws fresh air from the end of the hose, in front of your vehicle radiator. The difference is that it provides clean and cool air intake from the back of the left headlight through the hose. In the absence of a hose, some kind of warm air (the situation changes when the fan turns on) passes through the radiator and dust from the ground enters more easily. I didn't have it in my car, I didn't have it in the particle. It is sold on the Internet for 65 TL, but since I didn't see it, I gave up on taking it, [/ QUOTE]

I don't know your car, but my car doesn't have an oxygen sensor. Diesel filter and air filter are indispensable. After 2006 there is an additional pressure sensor, I guess right behind the air filter

[QUOTE = Karaoglan] [QUOTE = madblueblacksea] The vehicle in the attached picture draws fresh air from the end of the hose, in front of your vehicle radiator. The difference is that it provides clean and cool air intake from the back of the left headlight through the hose. In the absence of a hose, some kind of warm air (the situation changes when the fan turns on) passes through the radiator and dust from the ground enters more easily. I didn't have it in my car, I didn't have it in the particle. It is sold on the Internet for 65 TL, but since I didn't see it, I gave up on taking it, [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

yes, the problem is the problem I explained, but they couldn't find what it is, they do not look at what it is, the car does not fall out of traction, but the lamp flashes once in a while. I'm working the room is costly