fuel overflow
I can do better than that, I have two pipes, one either side. The offside one protrudes from the underside of what appears to be a small bulkhead so my guess is they are for drainage. Perhaps the panoramic roof or maybe the tailgate surround. I had to lay on the ground to see mine so out of sight, out of mind!Would someone mind checking their own car to see if you also have this rubber pipe on your 3008?
My car does have the opening roof as well.
Where did you find the spares list you show?Thanks. Yesterday I was going on the basis of it being a fuel overflow, until Dautres pointed out the one hanging down on the other side!
Both myself and Dautres have GT 180's, so standard fit sunroof on our cars.
I wonder then, if these drain tubes still fitted to vehicles equipped without the sunroof. I start to see why the £990 is charged for the sunroof option, given the potential differences in the build process.
Not a major issue at all, just really interested to know.
The parts diagram for the sunroof shows three sunroof water pipes (2 right and one left).
Cheers, I'll have a look.You need to create a login for Peugeot Servicebox which is their parts and technical system.
The parts diagrams and part codes are all free to access.
Yes, you could indeed try aiming the hose onto all parts of the roof with it open, but I suggest the pipes won't work still but you'll have a very soggy bottom when you sit in your car after! :lol:W
I used a hose to wash the car and at no time did any water exit from either of these two rubber pipes, that hang down at the rear of my car. I aimed the hose onto all parts of the glass roof, but again water came tumbling down in other places, but not from these pipes.
I suppose if the roof was open, perhaps then they come into play, but I'm really not sure.
I tried with a watering can after our last conversation Brett and found the test to be inconclusive because the fall off water ran down the back of the car and made the pipes wet anyway so didn't bother to report back.Well after a marathon three hour washing spree starting at 7:15am this morning (my 3008's first wash), I've now concluded these two rubber pipes that hang down at either side at the rear underneath the car, are not drain holes for water from the panoramic roof.
I used a hose to wash the car and at no time did any water exit from either of these two rubber pipes, that hang down at the rear of my car. I aimed the hose onto all parts of the glass roof, but again water came tumbling down in other places, but not from these pipes.
I suppose if the roof was open, perhaps then they come into play, but I'm really not sure.
I still wonder if they are vents of some sort?
Does everyone have these two rubber pipes fitted to their 3008?