2015 Fit EX - Small rubber tube - What is this?
2015 Fit EX - Small rubber tube - What is this?
Found this just sitting in the back trunk area after a rear end damage was repaired. Any idea what this is? It probably belongs in the back area somewhere. It is 7 inches long.
So I have to take off the inside panel of the hatch to access the area to check? Know how to take that panel off? I can't find any repair manuals for 2015 yet.
I just looked at my Fit. That tube is what conducts washer fluid from a line under the headliner to the hatch. The oval part snaps into an oval hole at the top of the hatch. It's ABOVE the rear window, not under the inside panel.
Doesn't look like whoever "fixed" your car did a very thorough job.
Doesn't look like whoever "fixed" your car did a very thorough job.
I just looked at my Fit. That tube is what conducts washer fluid from a line under the headliner to the hatch. The oval part snaps into an oval hole at the top of the hatch. It's ABOVE the rear window, not under the inside panel.
Doesn't look like whoever "fixed" your car did a very thorough job.
Doesn't look like whoever "fixed" your car did a very thorough job.
If your repair was done through insurance, this might get you a free repair.
I dont know whdid the actual work...I bought the car from a used car dealer. They may have done it through some body shop they usually work with..I dont know. Overall, Im satisfied with the car but there are few little things that need fixing. This is one of them. Kind of annoying but Im glad the major things are ok.
I just looked at my Fit. That tube is what conducts washer fluid from a line under the headliner to the hatch. The oval part snaps into an oval hole at the top of the hatch. It's ABOVE the rear window, not under the inside panel.
Doesn't look like whoever "fixed" your car did a very thorough job.
Doesn't look like whoever "fixed" your car did a very thorough job.
It depends on where the connectors are located inside the roof and the hatch, and if you can fish them out to connect them.
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