[Johnny_Mozzarella]

Backstory in a nutshell: Never owned a foreign car before. I purchased a used BMW from a friend before he left the States. Now I am changing parts out and I broke a connection. I'll show pictures below.

Vehicle Data: 2013 BMW 528i, X-drive, All Wheel Drive (I think), Turbo, 2.0L
VIN: WBAXH5C58DD107935

So I was changing out a thermostat due to it being stuck open. Apparently, I broke a connection to another vacuum line (I think). Can someone help me identify the part? The connection sheared off right at the connection to the bigger tube it's plugged into. I'm pointing at it in my photo.

Thanks Folks! I appreciate the assist!

[wcr3d]

Xdrive means all wheel drive.
If you go to www.realoem.com,
enter your VIN, drill down to what you are looking for,
It will have the name and part number, which you will need.
Bookmark that site.
Also bookmark this one,
www.newtis.info
You will need them both.

[Johnny_Mozzarella]

I've added a photo and description, so hopefully this may help out someone else in the future.

The part is called Air Intake Hose; Intake Boot to Turbo. The part number is 13717605638. See photos and description for details.

Updated: 9/15/2019 - I replaced the part and the automatic shifting, erratic idle, engine misfire has stopped. The erratic shift and jerking almost seems like the automatic transmission is going out. Check for air leaks! Big Shout out to @WCR3D for the assist. Again, I am a noob BMW owner. Thanks all.

[wcr3d]

Glad you got it fixed.

[BimmerHausPerformance]

Welcome to the bmw world, and kiss American cars goodbye.