Help with hard line ID please.

[krispy]

Im pretty sure I've identified all of my fuel and brake lines; definitely been wrong before, though... But this one has me stumped a bit. My 40 is a late 77 build. This is on the passenger side down low. You can see the carbon filter up above. Let me know what you think.

 

[Malleus]

That looks like the tank vent. Mine's the same build month/year, but I can't verify that I'm right at the moment, because it's outside and I'm not.

 

[krispy]

That looks like the tank vent. Mine's the same build month/year, but I can't verify that I'm right at the moment, because it's outside and I'm not.

Thanks for the super fast response! If when you look you find you're correct. Where does the connecting hose go to in the engine bay?

 

[Malleus]

Thanks for the super fast response! If when you look you find you're correct. Where does the connecting hose go to in the engine bay?

into the charcoal can.

 

[peesalot]

IIRC it goes to the seperator/vent dealio that is by the tank filler neck, the tank vent connects to that dealio as well.

 

[krispy]

IIRC it goes to the seperator/vent dealio that is by the tank filler neck, the tank vent connects to that dealio as well.

Excelent thanks. Any notion on which tube on the charcoal canister connects to? Or does it matter?

 

[wimberosa]

TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 40 55FJ40LV-KCJA - BODY - FUEL TANK TUBE | Japan Parts EU

TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 40 55FJ40LV-KCJA , FUEL TANK TUBE

www.japan-parts.eu

 

[peesalot]

Search charcoal can or fuel evap on here, it won't take long to find a pic. There was a fairly detailed thread on this subject within the last 6 months with lots of pics. Do you know if you have a correct year & oem charcoal can ?

 

[fjc-man]

Krispy, do you see that right angle hose coming off the bottom of the charcoal canister? That’s what attaches to that piece of pipe your red arrow is pointing at.

 

[FJROSS]

If I'm not mistaking, that vent line off the bottom of the canister goes through a grommet into a void under the tub and open ends there.

 

[krispy]

Thanks all for your help! So, do you think this is the other end of it? On the canister side, it reads on the forum and in the FSM like the bottom port is meant to exhaust air out to the atmosphere, so the line must connect to one of the ports on top. But in the Cab of the vehicle, I'm not sure this was connected since I've owned I've owned it. Does it connect to the top of the fuel separator?

 

[krispy]

Does this look correct?

 

[peesalot]

Look at that, found yer answer, nice.

 

[krispy]

Thanks ya, even a broken clock is right twice a day! I have a hard time with these breakouts, but you all helped me get there and I appreciate it. Same issues I had visualizing curves in calculus.

 

[fjc-man]

Does this look correct? Dude, 77740F in the diagram is the pipeView attachment 3772472

Does this look correct?View attachment 3772472

Dude, 77740F is your tube in the picture you posted. It attaches to the hose on the bottom of the charcoal canister in the diagram, item 77740!! It even calls out the clamp 96132-30600.

 

[krispy]

Dude, 77740F is your tube in the picture you posted. It attaches to the hose on the bottom of the charcoal canister in the diagram, item 77740!! It even calls out the clamp 96132-30600.

But 77740F looks like it goes to nowhere, which tracks with venting to the atmosphere? Also the inspection procedure seems to confirm this

 

[fjc-man]

Connection “C” is fresh air coming into the charcoal canister. That pipe just dead ends in that body mount to keep it from inhaling too much dirt and other debris.