Source for Water Bypass Hardline Toyota P/N 16268-61010?

[Randy88FJ62]

Amazon had it direct from Toyota. Was a 2 month wait. Then the day of they cancel the order and say sorry. Now I'm struggling to find one new. My options are to fix the crack in my existing one or bite the bullet and go to SOR.

Any other sources I am misssing?

Toyota P/N 16268-61010

 

[OGBeno]

That part is discontinued from Toyota. No matter what Amazon says.

Used only at this point.

 

[Randy88FJ62]

I saw a new old stock one on ebay a few weeks back for big $$$. Looks like the hunt will continue. Maybe I'll make one from scratch out of stainless tubing.

 

[doug720]

I've got a good used set near LAX if interested?

 

[3_puppies]

I saw a new old stock one on ebay a few weeks back for big $$$. Looks like the hunt will continue. Maybe I'll make one from scratch out of stainless tubing.

is there an issue with using a good used pair?

 

[cruisermatt]

If I was in a jam I would just delete the steel line and go straight hose

 

[Randy88FJ62]

It’s weeping and manageable. Did an entire weekend in Death Valley without any issues. Was hoping for a long term fix of either a used one or fabbing one.

 

[Alex7]

Bringing back an old thread but after replacing the hoses on the other end of this bypass pipe, I noticed they had rusted out and created small holes. What would happen if I just bypassed these lines ? Would it only be a problem if I brought the truck into colder weather ? Maybe I just don;t understand the function as well as I should.

 

[cps432]

Bringing back an old thread but after replacing the hoses on the other end of this bypass pipe, I noticed they had rusted out and created small holes. What would happen if I just bypassed these lines ? Would it only be a problem if I brought the truck into colder weather ? Maybe I just don;t understand the function as well as I should.

Just run long rubber lines in place of the original steel ones. Zip tie them together and fix them to something and you should be fine until you find a permanent solution.

 

[Dr. John]

I've had rubber heater hose in place for about 10 years now. Seems permanent to me

 

[ToyotaMatt]

Bringing back an old thread but after replacing the hoses on the other end of this bypass pipe, I noticed they had rusted out and created small holes. What would happen if I just bypassed these lines ? Would it only be a problem if I brought the truck into colder weather ? Maybe I just don;t understand the function as well as I should.

Just run long rubber lines in place of the original steel ones. Zip tie them together and fix them to something and you should be fine until you find a permanent solution.

I've had rubber heater hose in place for about 10 years now. Seems permanent to me

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does anyone by chance have a Pre-Owned one sitting on there top-shop-shelf or up there via pull down Attic steps stashing & hording kingdom we all have going on ?


GHOST 's 16268 is a bit more crusty then i like as well on the 2 front engine bay location hose bib ports , as i discovered while replacing both OEM hoses and all 4 spring tension hose clamps , in the step by step process of completing my learn as you go approach to create a comprehensive by the FSM De-Smog all OEM Japan Spec. Parts 3F-E a few months back now ........

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PM me please if you have a spare 16268-61010 laying around ? , you will receive it back un-harmed , as well as 1 of my initial run of reproduction new ones as gratitude of course as always ....


thanks
matt

 

[Alex7]

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does anyone by chance have a Pre-Owned one sitting on there top-shop-shelf or up there via pull down Attic steps stashing & hording kingdom we all have going on ?


GHOST 's 16268 is a bit more crusty then i like as well on the 2 front engine bay location hose bib ports , as i discovered while replacing both OEM hoses and all 4 spring tension hose clamps , in the step by step process of completing my learn as you go approach to create a comprehensive by the FSM De-Smog all OEM Japan Spec. Parts 3F-E a few months back now ........

,

PM me please if you have a spare 16268-61010 laying around ? , you will receive it back un-harmed , as well as 1 of my initial run of reproduction new ones as gratitude of course as always ....


thanks
matt

reproduction would be awesome @ToyotaMatt

 

[ToyotaMatt]

reproduction would be awesome @ToyotaMatt

i have been slowly but steadily tooling & gearing up to re-produce any oem 16mm OD and smaller tubing / pipes for a while now , i have a small-size-spec bench-top hand-operated Di-Acro , and some dies that do NOT exceed 3/4"

much like a brake & Fuel line hand -held Gizmo use 2 hands to operate ..

i also have the correct Kit-Form-KIT SST break out box i sorta kustom-put together to pull off this details that matter most below ...

This is the smaller early 1st gen. size-spec. FJ40 / HILUX P/S Box return line

- this ain't no silly soft-azz copper-nickle-mush stuff NiCopp that seams to be getting more and more popular by the year , due to it's urban-legend status you can form it with your bare hands as needed ? that is total bull s#it ..fyi , it kinks before any TOYOTA normal common radius or profile can be achieved correctly

- below is the OEM Toyota japan spec. Olive Color Mystery Surface Treatment applied tubing , that