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Take a look at this site. I used it and found it very easy to follow.
http://www.4runners.org/articles/typerdiff/
http://www.4runners.org/articles/typerdiff/
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There is a Nissan vacuum fitting that will fit. But, the best thing to do is to just pry off the "head" of the existing one, run the line up to the gas cap, then plug in a new breather.
You really should get a new breather if you do any wheeling. It's purpose is to prevent crap and debris from getting in there.
You really should get a new breather if you do any wheeling. It's purpose is to prevent crap and debris from getting in there.
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okay guys, i have the two necessary toyota parts on order (though they cost me $20) and picked up the rest of the supplies today.
my question is ... what's the difference between fuel hose and fuel injection line??
my question is ... what's the difference between fuel hose and fuel injection line??
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okay guys, i have the two necessary toyota parts on order (though they cost me $20) and picked up the rest of the supplies today.
my question is ... what's the difference between fuel hose and fuel injection line??
my question is ... what's the difference between fuel hose and fuel injection line??
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hmm ... Good Times and some other guys said to use 3/8" hose. all i could find at my local place was 3/8" fuel injection hose and i dunno if it's any different. i'm going to put the breather so it comes out the fuel cap area.
i went into autozone today too ... but they were playing spanish music and didn't understand what a hose was.
i went into autozone today too ... but they were playing spanish music and didn't understand what a hose was.
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The type of hose doesn't matter, it's not like it's a critical pressurized component like a transmission line or something. Just about anything will do. I used clear tubing from the hardware store.
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ah, okay, cool ... that's what i was hoping.
it was all they had and some guy that worked there was drunk, following me around, and hitting on me. sooo ... i'm glad i don't have to go back any time soon.
it was all they had and some guy that worked there was drunk, following me around, and hitting on me. sooo ... i'm glad i don't have to go back any time soon.
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