impossible search for 1 foot of hose, im at a loss, please advise (1 Viewer)

[Kernal]

When I was looking for replacement transmission cooler hoses I searched through images of aftermarket formed hoses, then ordered a few different hoses until I found shapes that would fit. Gates makes quality hoses IME. Continental also. I avoid anything made in chy nuh.

Another option would be to search through other Toyota models/years to find a hose that might fit, or which could be cut to fit.

 

[Broski]

The hose that he circles in the diagram is a 3/8 hose !!
Google is your friend that hose is available in hundreds of places.
If you have to come here to look for a piece a generic hose, somethings wrong JMHO

 

[LandCruisinMy93]

I read 5/8 and was thinking what kind of cooler is this guy running!? Definitely 3/8 or 9.5mm.

 

[OGBeno]

The hose in the diagram is simplified, in reality it make a few more turns and is longer then it looks
It’s not a molded hose, that’s why it doesn’t have a part #

It doesn’t have a part number because it’s a part of a larger assembly that does have a part number. Nothing more, nothing less.

 

[Broski]

It doesn’t have a part number because it’s a part of a larger assembly that does have a part number. Nothing more, nothing less.

Ok my bad

 

[mrsleeve]

If all else fails find a parker store......... they are all over the place and will serve all your hydro line/hose needs for any application

 

[landtank]

you want 10MM hose. Most 3/8" (9.5mm) is reinforced and won't go on.

try this: M10X15.5 Smooth - Flennor Multifuel Hose RHM10 - https://belmetric.com/m10x15-5-smooth-flennor-multifuel-hose-rhm10/

 

[Broski]

you want 10MM hose. Most 3/8" (9.5mm) is reinforced and won't go on.

try this: M10X15.5 Smooth - Flennor Multifuel Hose RHM10 - https://belmetric.com/m10x15-5-smooth-flennor-multifuel-hose-rhm10/

Rick, this seem like a good option but it does not list Hydraulic fluid in the specifications.
Have you tried this hose ?

 

[landtank]

Rick, this seem like a good option but it does not list Hydraulic fluid in the specifications.
Have you tried this hose ?

Not that hose. But some German hose from another source. Can’t say it’s the same but I’d use it.

I tried years ago to source the hose Toyota uses based on the print on the hose but couldn’t find it.

 

[jht3]

confirming that the hose in question is 10mm. or the closest you're going to find at a local store is 3/8" (or 9.5mm).

i too pulled my hair out looking for bulk hose to re-plumb the power steering and transmission lines up front. 3/8" covers all of it, except the PS line from the reservoir to the pump...that one is larger and i used 5/8". 3/8" ID is going to be VERY tight, and the OE clamps will be too loose to clamp the OD. I used a box of worm drive clamps. Syl-glide and a heat gun helped get the job done with some minor cursing.

ended up finding the last 9' of 3/8" transmission rated hose at a local CarQuest. Every Napa was out of stock and no ETA. This was 2 years ago and apparently during a shortage? O'Reilly's had it, but the closest one is 30+ miles away.

 

[landtank]

More better choice, rated for hydraulic fluid.

McMaster-Carr

McMaster-Carr is the complete source for your plant with over 595,000 products. 98% of products ordered ship from stock and deliver same or next day.

www.mcmaster.com

 

[Broski]

Belmetric and McMaster are two of my go to resources!!
McMaster is a little pricey but they’re a great resource with excellent customer service/support and super fast shipping.
I can literally order at 8 PM and get delivery the next day.
They have thousands of items all in stock and you can count on them for quality.
We used them when I worked in the movie industry way before the Internet, I always had their 2” thick catalog on hand.

And no I have no affiliation

 

[Marvelicious]

Belmetric and McMaster are two of my go to resources!!
McMaster is a little pricey but they’re a great resource with excellent customer service/support and super fast shipping.
I can literally order at 8 PM and get delivery the next day.
They have thousands of items all in stock and you can count on them for quality.
We used them when I worked in the movie industry way before the Internet, I always had their 2” thick catalog on hand.

And no I have no affiliation

Pretty sure it's 3 or 4 inches these days. It's a hell of a resource, but I'm cheap. I sometimes use their website to compare options, then go elsewhere and buy it for less money.

 

[landcrshr]

Part numbers for Napa 3/8" and 5/8" power steering hoses, which they had to order for me. You get about 3ft. of the 3/8, and about 2ft. of the 5/8.