OEM Oldsmobile Battery Vent Tube

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The Oldsmobile Battery Vent Tube is applied to direct the battery gases away and this helps to protect the traditional car framework and the occupants. Oldsmobile was established in 1897 and one of the early moving assembly lines was applied in producing the inexpensive Curved Dash which placed America on wheels. Subsequent technologies including the Hydra-Matic automatic transmission of 1940 allowed the drivers to come through the traffic without a clutch, which proved that Oldsmobile cared more about comfort than power. Through decades the brand perfected well-smooth engines, heavy frames, and considerate interiors, and an Oldsmobile was dependable on highways and comfortable in towns. To this day, collectors marvel at the way every model represents consistent improvement in safety, convenience and style. A Battery Vent Tube is a hose, which redirects the vapor of acidic gases contained in the battery box, prevents pressure, prevents rust, and maintains cabin air fresh. Oldsmobile Battery Vent Tube is easily installed using simple steps. The first thing is to find the battery vent port and select the appropriate outlet side. Until tight, press the Battery Vent Tube onto the port using the included elbow or grommet. Install a line down towards an available body grommet, without sharp turns, hot areas, and moving connector. Feed the tube with the grommet until the tip is out of the tube and straight down so the dripping condensation can not get into the tube. Clip or tie on, be sure that nothing is kinked, reseat covers, and pull at the tube to make sure that it is firmly sealed before driving.