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Need some help

Whats this hose go too? AC I'm hoping. And where do these grounds go?? My car was in a body shop for about a year and they left more than a few things off the car.. Also I believe I have water in the fuel system as I have a awful misfire across the the whole rev band but particularly at idle. Is it safe to use some of the fuel treatment that claims to remove water from the fuel system? I may also have a bad cdi box



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The ground strap goes to the engine lid. Connect to one of the bolts holding the lid.
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You are correct, its an A/C hose.
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Thanks much, Now what to do about water in the fuel system.. Would something like the product HEET damage my car?
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Your best bet is to drain the tank completely and make sure there is no rust and corrosion inside. If you don't you will just continue having problems.

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