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wondering what the part that connects to the brake caliper is called (circled in red) and a part number for the 13wl if possible...

I'm rebuilding the caliper and when the caliper was removed from the vehicle it came from (2005 sequoia) this part was cut... so i definitely have to get a new one? or use the existing one from my 4runner>?/

^^^ what is the name of this part? can i re-use the ones from my 4runner and a part number if possible?







in addition i wanted to replace the bleeder valves and pins and retaining clips that hold the brake pad in the caliper.....

please help me verify that:

90240-16158 = pins (quantity is 2 pins)

47749-35040 = pin clip that holds the pins in the caliper so it doesn't fall out (quantity 2??)

04947-0c020 = "W" springs (quantity is one spring)

47547-35020 = bleeder valve (quantity is 1 bleeder valve)




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It looks like you just circled the brake line. You just need to unthread the old cut one from the caliper and the one from your 4Runner should fit right in.

My favorite resource (the link is for my particular model, but you can change it):

TOYOTA 4RUNNER VZN185L-GKPGKA | TOOL-ENGINE-FUEL | | Japan Parts EU

A BIG thank you. Kind sir



Does anyone know the name of the flexible metal line that leads and connects to the brake caliper itself?

You don't need a new one, the stock line connects to the Tundra calipers.

And as Unner said, it's just the brake line. That's what it is called.