Stroock639

so not too long ago these each broke off (what the arrows are pointing to), i glued them back in place which worked for a bit but obviously that failed eventually. i ordered a permanent solution but i still have the problem of the original plastic being broken off inside the hoses, so i can't use these existing hoses to attach to the new intake piece.





the guy at the dealership had no idea how to locate either of these, can anybody please provide my with a part number for these, can anybody please help? just to be clear i'm asking about the 2 hoses in the 2nd picture, thank you

aptoslexus

Just buy some hose at your local auto parts store. You really don't need to pay 10x as much for Lexus hoses.

qha_vn

yes universal silicone hose would work fine, you need to measure the internal diameter. a simple search with diameter number will get you many choices

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from...+hose&_sacat=0

Stroock639

but, i want to

billydpowe

iTrader: (1)

that is my photo when I was cleaning my oil control valves... and yes use sil hose...

valex

If the plastic broke and stubs are inside hoses, you need the black plastic box, not hoses, right?

Stroock639

that arrived today, i mean come on give me a little credit here lol

Stroock639

well after some snooping around i found out that 17346-50020 is the evap hose in the back









but the closest i could get to for the PCV hose was this

http://www.partsgeek.com/3ct8xlb-lex...+Breather+Hose

but W0133-1739222 isn't the toyota part number and ordering it from that site won't be as quick as the dealership

Yamae

I have replaced the lower one 4 years ago for my 98 Celsior. Toyota calls it "ventilation hose No.2". It was 12262-50020 according to my note.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/98-00-GS400-...EM-12262-50020
http://www.lexuspartsnow.com/parts/l...262-50020.html

Stroock639

thank you very much Yamae

it's actually much less to get the toyota part instead of the one from partsgeek or whatever