If I ever strip the nuts that screws the fuel lines onto fuel filter

[slapdappy]

Which part number am I looking for?
Just want to make sure it's correct. Thanks.

23300P, for 3.4 engine. You should confirm with dealership. Village toyota parts website has illustrations with part numbers.

 

[Tbone541]

Yes, looks to be.This actually happened to me this week .However I only had to cut the line on the engine side though.I just bought a 14mm fuel line fitting with some 5/16 steel tubing + some -6an SS braided hose I had laying around and took care of it that way. I'll try and post up a pic tonight or tommorow.

Hey hey, I’ve had to cut my engine bay side hardline and was not successful in trying to flare it again… not a straight enough run of pipe to make it perfect enough.. I have new 14mm tube nuts.. what technique did you use to securely connect that braided tubing to the 5/16” hard line? I’m interested to see your set up..

 

[brillo_76]

Hey hey, I’ve had to cut my engine bay side hardline and was not successful in trying to flare it again… not a straight enough run of pipe to make it perfect enough.. I have new 14mm tube nuts.. what technique did you use to securely connect that braided tubing to the 5/16” hard line? I’m interested to see your set up..

Might need this.. You can make the line I believe out of nickle copper if you have the proper flaring too.


77251-3D140 Genuine Toyota Tube, Fuel Main

I made a piece for the sending unit and just bought a union to repair my one rig.

I mostly just replace the lines with oem replacements if they are available as mostly they are not horribly priced.

Brake lines I just make because i have actually had the originals rust out again. :-(. Using nickle copper and stainless steel nuts so they don't ever stick again.

 

[AuSeeker]

Hey hey, I’ve had to cut my engine bay side hardline and was not successful in trying to flare it again… not a straight enough run of pipe to make it perfect enough.. I have new 14mm tube nuts.. what technique did you use to securely connect that braided tubing to the 5/16” hard line? I’m interested to see your set up..

Might need this.. You can make the line I believe out of nickle copper if you have the proper flaring too.


https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/oem/ toyota~tube~fuel~main~77251-3d140.html

I made a piece for the sending unit and just bought a union to repair my one rig.

I mostly just replace the lines with oem replacements if they are available as mostly they are not horribly priced.

Brake lines I just make because i have actually had the originals rust out again. :-(. Using nickle copper and stainless steel nuts so they don't ever stick again.

[MENTION=164664]brillo_76[/MENTION] your link doesn't work for me, but I think the following link is what you're referring too.

77251-3D140 Genuine Toyota Tube, Fuel Main)

 

[brillo_76]

[MENTION=164664]brillo_76[/MENTION] your link doesn't work for me, but I think the following link is what you're referring too.

77251-3D140 Genuine Toyota Tube, Fuel Main)

hmm.. It should of that is correct. Thanks for the update and fix [MENTION=149207]AuSeeker[/MENTION] ...