jaredbishop

I have been searching all over for a part number for a gasket that goes here. This is an air line the plug into the bottom of the intake manifold. This is on an 87 4runner manual 4x4 22re.

I went even when to two different Toyota sealerships, and looked through all the drawings they could find to no avail.

I've heard some people just use the rtv silicone.

Night-rider123

Im pretty sure it comes in a head gasket set so go to your local parts store and look at a head gasket set and on the box it should list all gaskets in the kit with part numbers.

jaredbishop

You would think. There is no gasket in my in my kit that matched that part. I've even looked at images of kits online and have not seen one that fits.

No only can I not fins that gasket, I can't find that pipe on any drawings.

BMcEL

17376 GASKET, AIR TUBE, NO.1:



Sounds like your dealership needs a new parts guy.

jaredbishop

We looked at that part and diagram. My 4Runner does not use that air tube. On the exhaust manifold there are two plates that cover the holes. In the first post you can see that one of the screw holes is of set quite a bit. 17376 GASKET has the screw holes very close and equal distance from the center hole.

Night-rider123

Dont think that's the gasket he needs

jaredbishop

I don't know. I'd love it if some one had a diagram or could tell me what they have done.

Night-rider123

Check the pic of this carb kit and see it that is gasket you need http://www.chircoestore.com/catalog/...ed=0CE4Q9gIwAg

jaredbishop

The gasket looks close. I believe I have the same one and it didn't seem to fit.

BMcEL

I believe 17376 includes two gaskets, one for each end of 'air tube 1'. If you look at the second gasket labeled 17376 above, it appears to be a little different. Did either dealership you went to have them in stock for comparison?

Worst case you could get some gasket material to cut your own, or use an o-ring, or use RTV, etc etc..

stepside trd

Just go to an auto parts store and purchase some gasket material (Do Not Use Cork!!), about a buck's worth, and make your own. If you are worried about leaking, put a bead of silicon around the tubing. Take a look at where that piece mounts to (on the manifold) and see if there is an indent for an O-ring. That piece may very well take just an o-ring.....

stepside trd

Ahh...bmcel, you beat me to it!!!

gottadog

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Its an o-ring. I didn't get a new one with my head set when I built my motor, I used the old one, with toyota black fipg. I believe the fipg will hold with out it. But just take the tube to a parts store and get an oring that fits it and use sealant if you are sketchy.

If memory serves (without going and looking under the hood in the rain) that tube feeds or is a return for the heater core.

gottadog

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https://www.yotatech.com/51550018-post12.html

jaredbishop

That's is. Thank you very much.

gottadog

iTrader: (3)

No problem Jared, that's why we're here!