2006 Volvo xc70 broken hose
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I would fix it as soon as possible, because if you don't oil will leak into your upper head area getting your coils and plug area all oily, and if enough leaks up there it will most likely leak down into your timing belt area and could throw a timing belt if enough oil runs down into the timing belt crank gear area. It's not hard to replace it, just remove the plastic cover covering your ignition coils, un-clamp it on that upper end, then loosen the inter-cooler pipe under the intake-manifold that is connected to the throttle body to give you room to pull the other end of that hose off the oil trap.
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