Need help finding these hoses! (2 Viewers)

[Landman2000]

I’ve been trying to find these hoses and clamps for my 2000 LC but I can’t seem to narrow it down. Even on partsouq I cant seem to find them. When I think I do they are unavailable. Anybody have a good source where I can get these? Mine are super brittle and I’d like to replace them after 286K miles.

 

[leveeguy]

this may help

Edit: Thought you needed part numbers but not sure if you're just needing help locating actual parts

 

[LazarusTaxa]

Are thoes evap lines? I think you can just get some fuel tubing (prob 3/8") from any auto parts store. Wouldnt be surprised if OEM are now NLA

 

[Landman2000]

Are thoes evap lines? I think you can just get some fuel tubing (prob 3/8") from any auto parts store. Wouldnt be surprised if OEM are now NLA

Thats a good call! I don’t know why I was trying to over complicate it..lol

 

[r4z0rb4ck]

77754-60231
23829-50070

Toyota actually discontinued the original outlet hose (the one with that square box on it and the green evaporation service valve) and now only produces hoses without the green service cap. Exact same fitment/length just no cap. When I got my hose in the mail I took a razor blade and cut it to size to fit the cap to maintain original equipment. You could order a new service valve too (77739-06010). For ~$18, I didn't bother.

 

[BamaHoo]

I just replaced these on my 2000 LC with AutoZone-sourced Duralast 5/16" fuel/emission hose. That was the closest match to the OD of the barbed fitting on the charcoal canister (not at the barb, on the barrel). I spliced in the old service valve which seemed to still be in good condition. Three feet was more than enough, I probably could have done it with 2 feet but I didn't want to make a return trip.

 

[Landman2000]

77754-60231
23829-50070

Toyota actually discontinued the original outlet hose (the one with that square box on it and the green evaporation service valve) and now only produces hoses without the green service cap. Exact same fitment/length just no cap. When I got my hose in the mail I took a razor blade and cut it to size to fit the cap to maintain original equipment. You could order a new service valve too (77739-06010). For ~$18, I didn't bother.

Thanks for the part #’s! I bought some 3/8” fuel line today but based off the below post its probably too big. I should have checked the size before I bought it.

 

[Landman2000]

I just replaced these on my 2000 LC with AutoZone-sourced Duralast 5/16" fuel/emission hose. That was the closest match to the OD of the barbed fitting on the charcoal canister (not at the barb, on the barrel). I spliced in the old service valve which seemed to still be in good condition. Three feet was more than enough, I probably could have done it with 2 feet but I didn't want to make a return trip.

This is what I plan on doing. I think I have some 5/16” fuel line laying around. I’ll return the 3/8” I bought today.