Q: Looking where a hose goes to. It carries water

asked by on November 13, 2016

At the back of the engine there is a metal crossover pipe for water. In the middle of the pipe there is a T and a rubber hose goes down the back of the engine. I can't see where it goes to when looking with a light from above and below. It carries water to something and the must be another hose returning the water. Thanks J Small Vancouver Canada

My car has 60000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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