SOR Part # for 78 2f vacuum lines???

[VictoryRed]

Does anyone know this?

 

[Trollhole]

Not sure what you mean. Are you just wanting the hose?

If so and you want OEM. There is a part # you can buy from Toyota that is pretty cheap.

Let me know I have that number somewhere.

 

[JohnnyC]

like these lines?

ToyoDIY.com

 

[spotcruiser]

Let's see if this shows up.

 

[VictoryRed]

Yep. I just want to buy like 10 ft of it. Do you guys think 10 ft is enough to replace the old ones.

 

[spotcruiser]

Sor part no. is 048-100-1 $3.59/ft.

I'd bet you need more than 10 feet to replace it all. Take a piece of rope or twine and start measuring. The replacement hose is pretty pricey. You could buy 10 ft, use it up, and order more. But, shipping is pretty expensive.

 

[bsevans]

Yep. I just want to buy like 10 ft of it. Do you guys think 10 ft is enough to replace the old ones.

I can tell you for a fact 10' is not enough - closer to 15'. I would not use the factory hose anyway. I think black silicone is the way to go as it will never dry out or get stiff. You can buy it from McMaster-Carr. I use the 3mm firm tubing that has a 2.5mm wall thickness, P/N 5041K52 on page 121, $1.33/ft. I have been using it for almost 10 years with no noticeable aging. The one thing you can not use it on is any line that has gas vapors as they will weap through the silicone tubing. In the photo you can see the silicone tubing (red) and the lines that have gas vapors (brown tubing - Viton)

 

[VictoryRed]

I went to the Mcmaster website and sent them an email asking them to help me find that part number 5041K52 online. Thanks for your help! I like the price much better than SOR's. The economy drives me to this...

Joe