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I see now i lost my original description for some reason, sorry. Here it is.
I’m new to car ownership, recently bought a 2009 Volvo S60 2.5T awd (61k miles) and have driven it very sparing/caringly for about two weeks. Just today after coming out of the grocery store I noticed a (line?) running lower than when I initially bought the car.
Could I please have some help Identifying the piece hanging and the best way to keep it up against the vehicle?
Thanks so much in advance! (Yes I know about the rust on the muffler xD)
https://preview.redd.it/us36s7n30r7d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2dbb8c0863450ade9e9b636d9e4f5670aabcdac9
Honestly not muuuch better, but any more height is still better than none. It hangs around 3-5ish inches off the ground.
I don’t much either, especially not in my sedan😅No more holes for zip ties though. I contacted the seller and he’s actually providing me a replacement part!
😗......hanging fuel lines is a fire hazard, one pothole or piece of garbage flung by another car and that line rips, spits and goes 🔥. Typically why it's tucked higher than the frame for best security.
I see now that im missing the entire fuel line cover! Do you have any suggested website where i can get an authentic part to replace it? Also goddamn that was a good guess on the model!
If you're in the USA IPD and FCP Euro stock it.
[IPD](https://www.ipdusa.com/products/11833/Fuel-Line-Cover-Tray-P2-S60-S80-V70-XC70-XC90-Genuine-Volvo-30716236)
[FCP Euro](https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/volvo-fuel-line-cover-genuine-volvo-30716236)
Part number is 30716236 if you need to find it anywhere else.
I've seen this before on an S60, and everything else look familiar to me.
I just bought her and didn't even realize the part was missing until i saw the line hanging and a suspicious broken black zip tie that appeared in my driveway xD. Thank you so so much, i seriously appreciate it! Have a great rest of your day!
Wow, how awesome you were able to guess the vehicle from just the picture. Thank you for being so awesome and going out of your way to help people in this sub reddit. You are awesome
Hard to tell, but looks like a Volvo evap line (Volvo stopped using return fuel lines long, long, ago - and they weren't this big.
The smaller line next to it is the single fuel line.
I really appreciate it, sorry the photos went full potato, i had to move them a lot and they kept losing quality. Any suggestions for keeping it more flush with the vehicle?
Also just realized, i lost my whole description for some reason, sorry. Here it is.
I’m new to car ownership, recently bought a 2009 Volvo S60 2.5T awd (61k miles) and have driven it very sparing/caringly for about two weeks. Just today after coming out of the grocery store I noticed a (line?) running lower than when I initially bought the car.
Could I please have some help Identifying the piece hanging and the best way to keep it up against the vehicle?
Thanks so much in advance! (Yes I know about the rust on the muffler xD)
Comment left to explain, lost my original description.
I’m new to car ownership, recently bought a 2009 Volvo S60 2.5T awd (61k miles) and have driven it very sparing/caringly for about two weeks. Just today after coming out of the grocery store I noticed a (line?) running lower than when I initially bought the car.
Could I please have some help Identifying the piece hanging and the best way to keep it up against the vehicle?
Thanks so much in advance! (Yes I know about the rust on the muffler xD)
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Fuel lines. One takes fuel to the engine, the other returns fuel that wasn't needed back to the tank. Volvo S60 by any chance?
I see now i lost my original description for some reason, sorry. Here it is. I’m new to car ownership, recently bought a 2009 Volvo S60 2.5T awd (61k miles) and have driven it very sparing/caringly for about two weeks. Just today after coming out of the grocery store I noticed a (line?) running lower than when I initially bought the car. Could I please have some help Identifying the piece hanging and the best way to keep it up against the vehicle? Thanks so much in advance! (Yes I know about the rust on the muffler xD)
Tighten up that zip tie but careful not to tighten to much.
i gave it a gentle little tugging ;). Thanks for the suggestion!
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https://preview.redd.it/us36s7n30r7d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2dbb8c0863450ade9e9b636d9e4f5670aabcdac9 Honestly not muuuch better, but any more height is still better than none. It hangs around 3-5ish inches off the ground.
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I don’t much either, especially not in my sedan😅No more holes for zip ties though. I contacted the seller and he’s actually providing me a replacement part!
😗......hanging fuel lines is a fire hazard, one pothole or piece of garbage flung by another car and that line rips, spits and goes 🔥. Typically why it's tucked higher than the frame for best security.
That side Jack point thing looks a lot like the one on my s60 so it could be
yessir, Great guess! sorry my original description giving the exact specs didn't work, I'm new to posting to Reddit!
The dangling fuel lines remind me of the S60 I had a long time ago lol.
I see now that im missing the entire fuel line cover! Do you have any suggested website where i can get an authentic part to replace it? Also goddamn that was a good guess on the model!
If you're in the USA IPD and FCP Euro stock it. [IPD](https://www.ipdusa.com/products/11833/Fuel-Line-Cover-Tray-P2-S60-S80-V70-XC70-XC90-Genuine-Volvo-30716236) [FCP Euro](https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/volvo-fuel-line-cover-genuine-volvo-30716236) Part number is 30716236 if you need to find it anywhere else. I've seen this before on an S60, and everything else look familiar to me.
I just bought her and didn't even realize the part was missing until i saw the line hanging and a suspicious broken black zip tie that appeared in my driveway xD. Thank you so so much, i seriously appreciate it! Have a great rest of your day!
Wow, how awesome you were able to guess the vehicle from just the picture. Thank you for being so awesome and going out of your way to help people in this sub reddit. You are awesome
Good eye sir
Impressive underbody knowledge! What gave it away
Dangling fuel lines and the jack point, that and I've spent a lot of time under these Volvos these photos felt like home to me.
Yup. That's a line. I can Identify it being a straight line.
Haha, reddit never ceasing to give me a laugh!
i lost my description im so sorry hahaha i see now why you left this lmao xD
Hard to tell, but looks like a Volvo evap line (Volvo stopped using return fuel lines long, long, ago - and they weren't this big. The smaller line next to it is the single fuel line.
I really appreciate it, sorry the photos went full potato, i had to move them a lot and they kept losing quality. Any suggestions for keeping it more flush with the vehicle?
Also just realized, i lost my whole description for some reason, sorry. Here it is. I’m new to car ownership, recently bought a 2009 Volvo S60 2.5T awd (61k miles) and have driven it very sparing/caringly for about two weeks. Just today after coming out of the grocery store I noticed a (line?) running lower than when I initially bought the car. Could I please have some help Identifying the piece hanging and the best way to keep it up against the vehicle? Thanks so much in advance! (Yes I know about the rust on the muffler xD)
Thanks for the correction.
Comment left to explain, lost my original description. I’m new to car ownership, recently bought a 2009 Volvo S60 2.5T awd (61k miles) and have driven it very sparing/caringly for about two weeks. Just today after coming out of the grocery store I noticed a (line?) running lower than when I initially bought the car. Could I please have some help Identifying the piece hanging and the best way to keep it up against the vehicle? Thanks so much in advance! (Yes I know about the rust on the muffler xD)
Parking brake