I'm going through the engine compartment trying to replace hoses that need replacing. Does anyone know the part numbers for the charcoal canister hoses?
charcoal canister hose part numbers
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77279-60020 - HOSE, FUEL, NO. 2 is the tank-side hose. The other is no longer made. Use (I believe) 1/4" fuel hose. This is with the FZ engine, dunno if same for FE.
It would help if you gave us more information. For what vehicle? What year, what engine?
1FZ:
77279-60020
77754-60180
23273-66031
77795-60020
And all of them are still available from Toyota.
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Yes sorry. 94 80series.
Interesting, I had a dealer tell me the other one had been discontinued.
Serves me right for not checking with you!
Also, I forgot about the one on the bottom that the VC120 doesn't use.
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Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge.
bwesty
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What year are these part numbers for? Do they work for 96-97 years?
surfpig
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All 1FZ engines '93-'97
bwesty
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Ok, thanks.
Autozone fuel hose. These hoses do not carry pressure, and very little vacuum (or practically none if your canister is poop) $3/ft.
@LandLocked93 How many feet of fuel hoses do you need to replace all the evap lines going to the charcoal canister?
About to replace the charcoal canister on my 94 with the vc120 and i have quick question about the two hoses. Onur listed four part numbers above for the hoses, which two did you guys use?
bwesty
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Consider rebuilding the factory canister. It will function and work better long term than vc120. You can find info here about the process.
Got it sorted out.
lp2k
Had a couple of drinks.. saw a couple of things
Confirmed the placement of these 2 hoses, will sort out how the other 2 are placed and post a pic back, thanks yall
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lp2k
Had a couple of drinks.. saw a couple of things
I would go to www.partsouq.com and plug in the VIN, find the Emissions section and go from there.
5ft max
That's counting the two on top and the one on the bottom.
Think I bought 6ft to be safe...left me with 2ft roughly that I found in a box just recently. Used it for something else.
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