2000 E320 4 matic. A part has come loose near driver side rear wheel/trunk area. It is a square approximately 6 in x 6 in metall part with a narrow hose going in and out of it. What is it and how do I secure it/

Asked by Joeyimlee Nov 17, 2016 at 01:13 PM about the 2000 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E 320 4MATIC

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A metal part about 6 in x 6 in with a narrow hose coming in and out of it is loose beneath the rear driver side bumper area. What is it and how do I secure it?

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2000 E320 4 matic. A part has come loose near driver side rear wheel/trunk area. It is a square approximately 6 in x 6 in metall part with a narrow hose going in and out of it. What is it and how do I secure it/

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