Does anyone know what these two wires or cables are for?

They are at the front right corner of my car, visible when you remove the plastic trim along the edges of the "frunk".

Does anyone else have these wires/cables?
#1 (the thinner one in the picture) *may be* for my K40 radar diffuser???
Is #2 also for the K40, or is it for something else?

(To help orient you, this picture was taken inside the frunk, on the passenger side, with the plastic trim strips removed. The front right headlight and washer are visible at the top of the picture. The front of the car is to the left.)



Inside Frunk, Front Corner, Passenger Side

 

Nobody? I ll guess one is a drain hose. Curious.

 

Headlamp washer?

 

I don t think so because on the drivers side I know that it is up in the fender liner and not inside trunk area.

 

although after looking again at the pic it does not appear to be in or thru the trunk... but still, on the drivers side it goes higher than the pic and directly to the spray fitting.

 

Thanks for your responses and ideas.

I think I've solved this mystery...

These are wires are not hoses, and they are indeed for my K-40.

After the wires disappear along the right fender (picture in original post), they reappear, popping out of an existing hole at the passenger side strut tower, and continue to the battery. I verified that these are the same wires by gently pulling on each at the strut tower and confirming that the wires from the 1st picture do move.

So I think they are a part of the K-40 that was already installed when I purchased the car. I looked up the K-40 wiring diagram, and there are two parts: a "receiver module" and a "diffuser". The receiver module should be installed inside my front bumper, and the thicker wire probably runs to that. The radar diffuser is mounted underneath the bumper, in the "air scoop" area, and the thinner wire probably runs to that.

IMHO, this looks like a "sloppy" install... the wires are just dangling around and aren't even mounted or zip-tied anywhere to keep them from rattling, or breaking, due to road vibrations.

Here is a picture of the strut tower and the battery with the wires. I highlighted the wires in red and green so they are easier to track in the picture.