TransAmBandit

Yesterday, my dad and I were taking the top end of our 93 4Runner's engine apart. I was pulling on what I beleive is a part relating to the Heater core on the bakc of the engine over the intake. There was a hose I didnt see and as I lifted the part, it broke a piece of the sensor. Im unsure on the name as I havent checked the FSM yet. Hopefully the pictures speak for themselves.






Thanks in advance!

Blurr

do a search for TVV fix. you'll find a thread that details a cheap and easy way to fix those broken plastic parts.

DeathCougar

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funny that Blurr posted first....I cant see a damn thing in those pics. Scale them down, and post better quality pics. I can't even identify what you are talking about.

Blurr

hehe, had i not just broke mine, i probably wouldn't know what he was posting about either.

TransAmBandit

Sorry about that guys. I uploaded them to Photobucket instead.

Guardian_Saint

That thing will cost you $60.00 at the dealership sir.. mine was broken off and been running with out it and still run fine, but I just got it replace just to be in the safe side. I can give you the part # if you want, just pm me if you need it.

WFO

Easy fix. I used some hard plastice tube from a fishing bobber and drilled out the hole a tad bigger on the part and glued them in. Its been workin good so far.... well as far as I know anyway.

snap-on

I have a nice detailed writeup on how to easly fix it so it wont be a problem in the future.

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/show...&highlight=TVV

TransAmBandit

Thank You guys!!! Now I dont feel like an idiot anymore. Glad to know its a common problem I have horrible luck anyway. My dad and I were pulling a Vortec 350 out of a van and I went to unplug the Ignition Coil and I broke it in half.