Help Hose identification

[socalmtbiker]

My force with the search function is not strong. I searched: vacuum hose diagram, engine diagram, etc to try to figure out what part # or size hose I need. I only get coolant/heater diagram results.

As I was assessing my heater T's and cleaning my throttle body, much of the hoses are hard and cracking. In fact, when removing one from the throttle I developed a small coolant leak. I hoping to get help with sizes or parts # so I can avoid the Lexus dealer and go to Toyota or buy bulk roll. I don't want to risk taking out the hose and making my rig in inoperable because the hose broke.

Thanks

2005 lx470 -87000+ miles

 

[abuck99]

Shoot Beno a PM or email- he can get all that for you at a fair price & no guesswork. If you dont have his contact info- enter it in the search bar: "contacting Beno"

 

[Bardiya]

you can use toyodiy.com to find part numbers and approximate prices

 

[sean2202]

Interesting that your hoses are dried and cracking at that mileage. Have you done your t-belt, w-pump yet? There are a couple coolant hoses by your water pump as well that could be done or checked with that service along with a coolant flush and thermostat. How were the hoses on the T 's?
I have found using a heat gun helps to remove coolant hoses.

 

[socalmtbiker]

Interesting that your hoses are dried and cracking at that mileage. Have you done your t-belt, w-pump yet? There are a couple coolant hoses by your water pump as well that could be done or checked with that service along with a coolant flush and thermostat. How were the hoses on the T 's?
I have found using a heat gun helps to remove coolant hoses.

This was a recent purchase (1.5 months). T belt was done at around 60,000. No note of the pump being done on the Lexus website. T hoses are hard. Thanks for he heat gun idea.

 

[sean2202]

On my 2000 lc there are also 4 hoses that travel from the T area under the truck to the rear heater. If your heater hoses are no good you might want to inspect those as well.