Help Identifying Part

[trdcorolla]

Hey everyone,

Just bought a 2001 LX470 (I'll create a separate thread later with more info). I'm making a list of parts to buy for the 90k service and I noticed the bushing circled in yellow are cracked and separated (not my actual vechicle, it's a Google image I found). What is this part called? Not sure if I can just get the bushing or need to buy the whole bracket. Sorry if it's been covered, but I couldn't find it my search.

 

[Sandroad]

I can't get at my LC right now to make sure, but if those are A/C lines, you may find as much info as is available on this site.

2001 Toyota Land Cruiser Parts - Camelback Toyota Parts - Genuine OEM Parts - Free Shipping

 

[richardrichss]

It is the A/C line. You are most likely going to want that off for your service. I worked around mine the last time, but it was a pain. Not next time (soon). If you are wiling to do a redneck repair, I simply put a small slice of innertube rubber around the line there and zip tied it together. If you want something aesthetically pleasing (and correct) you may want to order the correct part.

 

[trdcorolla]

Thanks everyone, I think it's part #28 in @Sandroad link above, i'll verify with my parts dealer.

 

[98100Crusher]

fyi: Rubber Vibration Mount Isolator Damper 20mm x 15mm M6x17mm Thread 3pcs: Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific

I replaced my separated passenger side isolator with one of these( kept the rest of the bracket as is).

 

[trdcorolla]

thanks @98100Crusher Just ordered it!

 

[elk]

If you can help it, leave the AC lines on and the radiator in place for your timing belt change. It is entirely possible and roomy enough to do the belt and water pump without removing those elements.

 

[trdcorolla]

Thanks @elk i'll tell my buddy who's doing the timing belt for me.