New Fuel Tank Vent Hose Kits

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Flapper door above, and get the replacement ac delco canister installed. It is pretty simple, but looks confusing with all the hoses. Here are two pics that might help you.
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cruisermatt said:
Did you check the fuel tank inlet flapper door??
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doing that job today. just making sure it easily opens and closes? what causes flapper to open/close? pressure or the fuel entering?

Could it be opening TOO easily and regurgitating gas cause of it?
 
Beehanger said:
doing that job today. just making sure it easily opens and closes? what causes flapper to open/close? pressure or the fuel entering?

Could it be opening TOO easily and regurgitating gas cause of it?
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Yeah, it’s just a little door.
It opens from the gas rushing in.

I would think it’s possible for it to seize up with how long your truck sat.
 
A big thank you to @cruisermatt .

Received both hose kits today. Super fast shipping. Everything high quality and clearly labeled.

Also, Matt, thank you for hooking me up with NLA steering parts a bit ago. Bailed me out.

Cheers

:beer:
 
Got my hoses switched out last week. No more gas fumes!

My project turned into a bit of a bear due to rust. The charcoal canister hardline broke off in my hand, and the rear-most vent hose bung did too… lol. IH8rust. Soldered the rear bung back on (took out the vent “manifold”, cleaned it up, soldered it, leaked tested it… all good). I’ll need to run new line from the manifold to the cc in the future. For now, it’s working fine).

If you’re dealing with a rusty rig, Be prepared and fix it while you’re in there.

Excellent kit, @cruisermatt !
 
87CRUSR said:
Just sent a pm for a modified kit with longer hoses to accommodate relocating the evaporator assembly for Wagongear side panel installation.
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Thanks for the inquiry. Those hoses are not normally part of my kit. I could get you set up with what you need though :cool:
 
cruisermatt said:
There has always been some discrepancy about the correct sizes of some of these hoses and some are still available from Toyota, but some aren't, and since this is a common replacement item we deal with here we decided to put together a simple affordable complete kit for our shop use and for you all to purchase. The hose is made from high-quality manufactures and the clips are all correct OEM.

There is also a discount when combined with our filler neck hose kit! :)

www.cruisermatts.com

60 Series Fuel Tank Vent Hose Kit — CruiserMatt's Off-Road & Performance

This kit includes all six correctly-sized fuel tank/canister vent hoses pre-cut to correct lengths, and all new associated OEM Toyota clips. Several of these hoses are no longer manufactured Toyota, so this takes the guess-work out of this important maintenance and safety concern! Fitment is the sa
www.cruisermatts.com www.cruisermatts.com
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Hey Matt, Just installed these, but when I went to install hose number 5 I noticed there might be a clog on the TANK side of the numebr 5 port. The metal nub that sticks out form the tank and the hose attatches to had something hard keping me from pushing my allen wrench in any further,, not sure what this is-- is there a valve in here or something or should this be a straight shot to the tank?

thanks
dan
 
Beehanger said:
Replacing the bottom vent hoses tonight. Hoping this gets rid of the gas smell I get in my cab with the car parked. Any other ideas if this doesn’t work?
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If the smell continues, it’s probably your charcoal canister (clogged). There are lots of threads here on cleaning/replacing it.
 
Old Nick said:
If the smell continues, it’s probably your charcoal canister (clogged). There are lots of threads here on cleaning/replacing it.
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Already replaced it.wondering now if the hoses are clogged instead
 
Still wondering this.
Beehanger said:
Hey Matt, Just installed these, but when I went to install hose number 5 I noticed there might be a clog on the TANK side of the numebr 5 port. The metal nub that sticks out form the tank and the hose attatches to had something hard keping me from pushing my allen wrench in any further,, not sure what this is-- is there a valve in here or something or should this be a straight shot to the tank?

thanks
dan
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@cruisermatt do you know the answer to this? A clogged metal portion of the fuel tank vent or is there valve in there?
 
Beehanger said:
Still wondering this.

@cruisermatt do you know the answer to this? A clogged metal portion of the fuel tank vent or is there valve in there?
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Here’s a photo of where it’s happening. (Taped to keep dust out)
 
Beehanger said:
Already replaced it.wondering now if the hoses are clogged instead
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Do you mean the vent bungs on the tank itself? I guess that they could be clogged. But, if you run a pipe cleaner through them, whatever material is blocking them will fall in to your tank. It's a lot of work to drop the tank based on a guess. I hope that you get it figured out.
 
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