Sounds more likely to be a breather or overflow for something than an intake.
Sorry but I have to disagree with you Grumps. The Antara can go off road and can go through deeper puddles better than you average estate car but with its limitations. I frequently go off road in mine when up in the hills whether it is for mountain biking or walking. Also the Antara has been parked in muddy fields, where other cars have failed to get out, the Antara took it with ease. It obviously cannot do anything extreme like a Discovery can but if I needed to do that I would have a Defender !!Grumps said:The Antara is not a 4x4 though in the same way a landrover etc is. It's an SUV. It's not designed to go off road or through deep puddles.
It's basically an estate car which sits a bit higher off the road and has the option of part time 4x4.
The 4x4 system is never going to do any real muddy hill climbing or get you out of any real slippy situations as a Landrover would.
In theory its not any better than estate car.
Yip I agree the 4x4 works great and does a good job in snow and mud but so would any AWD estate car or saloon car for that matter but its never going to be a freelancer, defender and anyone buying one and thinks that is is going to be disappointed. An Audi Quattro with its diff lock will handle deeper mud and snow than your average SUV.Off Road Doc said:Grumps said:The Antara is not a 4x4 though in the same way a landrover etc is. It's an SUV. It's not designed to go off road or through deep puddles.
It's basically an estate car which sits a bit higher off the road and has the option of part time 4x4.
The 4x4 system is never going to do any real muddy hill climbing or get you out of any real slippy situations as a Landrover would.
In theory its not any better than estate car.
Sorry but I have to disagree with you Grumps. The Antara can go off road and can go through deeper puddles better than you average estate car but with its limitations. I frequently go off road in mine when up in the hills whether it is for mountain biking or walking. Also the Antara has been parked in muddy fields, where other cars have failed to get out, the Antara took it with ease. It obviously cannot do anything extreme like a Discovery can but if I needed to do that I would have a Defender !!
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Hi JasonBig Jason said:Ok boys and girls, I've found where the engine intake is after taking out my headlights to change sidelights to some mega bright led's I'll post a new thread about that.
Intake is in the drivers side front wing at the top, almost inline with the front shock
Hope that answers some questions