Recent content by mot

I believe I need 22180-17150 (The one with a pic earlier that I had posted above was "-56351") My brief search has yielded very little results, but sent an e-mail inquiry to one vendor. LMK if any of you have better luck than me! Thank you again to all of you for your valuable inputs!

Ahhh, that makes sense. Thanks again, Rosco!

Thanks, Diego! I am going to do a little more/better researching, both on the diagram, as well as on Google and see if I can get the exact part number of the offending part(s). As I said above, I am going to try the least expensive option of getting them o rings first, and see if that will do...

Thanks, Rosco! After reading the post after yours, by KiwiDingo, Imma try to identify, or at least narrow down the exact part(s) that would be for my truck. I imagined that parts required for rebuilding these pumps would not be too difficult to source. But, I guess identifying exactly which...

Thanks! My buddy told me that the offending part(s) in question seemed easily accessible (without removing the whole assy. So, I am going to to try to get the o rings from a local Toyota dealer and give that a whirl. Thanks again! Mot

Thank you for chiming in, and for the info! I am gonna be taking off to Japan in a week, so I may just have my mechanic and send it up to Portland, unless I can get the piece(s) I need to fix this particular problem which may (or may not) require a whole rebuild. Thanks again! Mot

This is the offending part, I was told.

'SUP guys (and gals)? It's been a hot minute, but my HDJ81 has been leaking (dripping) fuel. My mechanic buddy has identified that the drip is coming from the location in the pic that I am going to upload in my next post. Upon doing some research the said part appears to be no longer available...

Thank you, kind sir!!

I'm SHOCKED. :rofl:

Thanks, Rosco!

My lift is MAYBE 2", with 285's on. I didn't really hit me as it happened the seriousness of this, but now since I've had time to kinda digest it, I'm glad it happened while I was doing 25mph in town, rather than barreling down I-15 70+mph! It's good to be alive, lol. Cheers!! Mot

Thank you, kind sir!! Just for anyone looking for the same info in the future, here is the reply I got from Onur: Front soft lines at calipers: 90947-02612 90947-02613 90430-10074 x4 (high pressure gaskets) Rear soft lines at calipers: 90947-02615 90947-02614 90430-10074 x4 Frame to...

Ahhhh, Onur, I love you, man!!!

Ya, time flies, right, or we just get old fast, lol! It blew the Japanese-DS front line, but am gonna replace them all!! It's good to be back!!