2nd oil drain line, tranny?

[granddaddy55]

on my ‘14 indmar 330 i have a second drain line clipped high with the engine oil pan drain line i use to put extractor hose down

is that for the tranny?  it seems to go in that direction and i need to trace it

is this the way to truly extract the 2+ qts the manual said it contains, 

when i drain from dipstick hole you can inly put back less than or maybe  1.7 and it still seems to over fill it 

anyone ever use this hose clipped with the oil pan line for tranny fluid extraction ?

Edited January 1, 2020 by granddaddy55

[ahopkins22LSV]

Have a picture? I’ve never seen a second drain line with the oil pan drain line. 

[granddaddy55]

ill have to take one, cant trace it physically right now cause i prop fat ax tower up with 2x4 on tranny hatch cover 

[granddaddy55]

On 1/1/2020 at 5:56 AM, ahopkinsVTX said:

Have a picture? I’ve never seen a second drain line with the oil pan drain line. 

it secures to top of engine snd terminates to a fitting, similar to heat out for heater on manifold, on top of the bell housing

[csleaver]

That looks like the transmission or vdrive vent hose.  It is up high to prevent fluid loss and to keep bilge water from getting in it.

[hethj7]

5 minutes ago, csleaver said:

That looks like the transmission or vdrive vent hose.  It is up high to prevent fluid loss and to keep bilge water from getting in it.

If it was the vent, it wouldn’t be capped, right?   

[csleaver]

It's not really much of a cap, but more like a crimped, baffled hose cover.

[granddaddy55]

6 hours ago, csleaver said:

It's not really much of a cap, but more like a crimped, baffled hose cover.

 

 

9 hours ago, csleaver said:

That looks like the transmission or vdrive vent hose.  It is up high to prevent fluid loss and to keep bilge water from getting in it.

 

yea with termination on top of bell housing  snd that large crimped cap compared to the small removable one on oil extraction line you guys must be right, thx