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Can anyone tell me what this line is supposed to go to or is it just some sort of open air vent. I’ve never noticed this before. It’s on the passenger side, top and on the back of the engine.
2020 f250 6.2
I have always seen breathers with a breather cap on them but in this day and age they could be using a piece of open cell foam in the breather to keep the dirt out while letting the expanding air out.
Can anyone tell me what this line is supposed to go to or is it just some sort of open air vent. I’ve never noticed this before. It’s on the passenger side, top and on the back of the engine.
2020 f250 6.2
My 2017 6.2L F250 has the exact same thing. It comes from down and behind the wiring harness and my end is open too. I’m going to get on the ground later and try to see where it goes. I doubt we have anything to worry about because it is been there for a few years. I’m just curious now.
Last edited by Beast 17; Jun 7, 2025 at 11:54 AM.
Reason: Grammar error
I just got confirmation from a buddy that turns wrenches for a living. It is indeed a vent tube for the transmission. The clamp came undone and allowed the tube to shift to one side. Guess that’s why I never noticed it. All is well again. Ha!
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