Sure fix it, and attach a hose to the trans if that's what turn you
on, but they only come into play during high water crossings. I presume
you have checked your pan bolts.
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"rottyguy70@yahoo.com" wrote:
>
> looking under the car i see the pan soaked. the nozzle (or vent as you
> refer to it) under the driver side had some on it. is the tube
> currently attached to the rear vent necessary (should i replace it?)

 

On a 350 turbo, the front one in question will be a vent also (for the
trans). Most I've seen don't have anything attached but if you get in
deep water, you can put a hose on it & run it up higher if needed.

 

On a 350 turbo, the front one in question will be a vent also (for the
trans). Most I've seen don't have anything attached but if you get in
deep water, you can put a hose on it & run it up higher if needed.

 

On a 350 turbo, the front one in question will be a vent also (for the
trans). Most I've seen don't have anything attached but if you get in
deep water, you can put a hose on it & run it up higher if needed.

 

On a 350 turbo, the front one in question will be a vent also (for the
trans). Most I've seen don't have anything attached but if you get in
deep water, you can put a hose on it & run it up higher if needed.