A.Wilson013 New member Nov 7, 2015 #2 In the future, if a part has a part number on it you can simply google the part number and it'll tell you what it is, and usually how much it is. 90910-12130 - Genuine Toyota VALVE, VACUUM SWITCHING I am curious why it needs replaced?
In the future, if a part has a part number on it you can simply google the part number and it'll tell you what it is, and usually how much it is. 90910-12130 - Genuine Toyota VALVE, VACUUM SWITCHING I am curious why it needs replaced?
C cashmoney New member Nov 7, 2015 #3 You know I didn't even try google. Tried the Toyota website and came up with nothing which is why I posted. Dummy. I snapped a vacuum port off the end of it today swapping my booster. Thanks for the help.
You know I didn't even try google. Tried the Toyota website and came up with nothing which is why I posted. Dummy. I snapped a vacuum port off the end of it today swapping my booster. Thanks for the help.
A.Wilson013 New member Nov 7, 2015 #4 cashmoney said: You know I didn't even try google. Tried the Toyota website and came up with nothing which is why I posted. Dummy. I snapped a vacuum port off the end of it today swapping my booster. Thanks for the help. Click to expand... Ah. I doubt a wrecking yard would know what it was... Probably get one cheap from them. They're like $50 on eBay it looks like.
cashmoney said: You know I didn't even try google. Tried the Toyota website and came up with nothing which is why I posted. Dummy. I snapped a vacuum port off the end of it today swapping my booster. Thanks for the help. Click to expand... Ah. I doubt a wrecking yard would know what it was... Probably get one cheap from them. They're like $50 on eBay it looks like.