engine bay hoses

Thorgan112

Thorgan112

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So this is a very loaded question, and I am almost sure nothing exists but it is worth a shot. Does anyone know if there is a package of hoses I can order for my engine bay? most of them are old and brittle and just look like sh*t and it takes away from the engine cleanliness. If not, can anyone say what they have done to replace these? I am not looking to spend 300 bucks on rubber hoses. I do wanna replace almost all of them though. I have no idea where to look or begin
 
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Not sure if this'll help, but I have seen people on here buy rolls of silicon hose to replace all the old ones. Try searching silicon hose?
 
thor999 said:
I was just thinking the same thing myself today! Maybe an itemized list of all hoses?
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Yeah I would be happy with something like that also, btw great username! haha looks pretty similar to something I know :rofl:

Kanger328 said:
Not sure if this'll help, but I have seen people on here buy rolls of silicon hose to replace all the old ones. Try searching silicon hose?
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I would be fine doing that, but I have no idea the different sizes of all the tubes. there are definitely at least a dozen I would think.
 
I'd make a list using one of the online Toyota parts dealers or www.utoyot8.com. This would give you the Toyota part numbers.
Of course, you could laboriously go through the engine bay removing every hose and measuring the diameter of the fittings and then buying the appropriate lengths of generic hose.
 
I just rebuilt my engine and since the factory hoses were still on it, 14 years later I decided to change them out. I bought all of them from the stealership, because after shipping most of the websites ended up being the same price or more. I wanted to keep it OEM as well. I'll compile the list when I get home and post it up for you. At the very least you can use the part #s to cross reference aftermarket hoses.
 
jeff88 said:
I just rebuilt my engine and since the factory hoses were still on it, 14 years later I decided to change them out. I bought all of them from the stealership, because after shipping most of the websites ended up being the same price or more. I wanted to keep it OEM as well. I'll compile the list when I get home and post it up for you. At the very least you can use the part #s to cross reference aftermarket hoses.
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That would be great! And very appreciated! Thanks!
 
I happened to keep the bags of the hoses until everything was done, so I just jotted down the part #s from those. I crossed referenced from my invoices for the price. Unfortunately, I can't just get a list of all the parts I've ordered from the dealership, so this list is based on what bags and invoices I have found. I'm obviously missing at least one invoice, so if/when I find it, I'll update with the price. I went with OEM hoses, because it's Toyota and they last forever. The only reason I'm replacing them now is because I rebuilt the engine and it's a really good time to do so.

I can't guarantee this is for all of the hoses you will need for your specific rig. I have a '99 SR5 Highlander 5VZ-FE 4WD with rear heat.

87245-35770... $14.38
16572-62090... $25.47
87245-35730
87245-3D090... $20.92
16261-62060... $13.90
99556-10300... $11.88
87245-35670... $20.31
87245-35680
90445-12078... $13.94
16571-62070... $25.58
15778-62030... $38.66
15777-62020... $17.63

Good luck!!!
 
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Not a problem... this forum has been so helpful for me!!!

As far as the years go, I'm sure they are mostly the same year to year...
 
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