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Old 08-27-2016, 04:14 PM
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Help find a home for this wayward vacuum hose

I haven't been able to find a home for this vacuum hose coming off the charcoal canister (2000 Tacoma, 2.7). The hose connects to a hard line and then goes back to a rubber vacuum line that looks like it wants to connect somewhere close to the wheel well. Not sure if it has been off since I bought the truck two months ago or if it just popped off recently when I changed the fuel filter. Consulted the Haynes manual and some diagrams online and all I have been able to come up with is that it is labeled as an air drain hose. Any help would be much appreciated!
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It goes nowhere. It's basically a breather hose.
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Since its part of the evap system, that hose likely goes back to the gas tank, or filler tube.

EDIT: I was wrong. 91bluerunner is right. Its is called the 'air drain hose' in the FSM

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I think you could send that line anywhere. Intake, tank, open air, etc. and it wouldn't make any difference. Mine just vents to open air along the frame rail.
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Thanks guys, was definitely scratching my head for a minute there trying to find somewhere, anywhere to plug that thing into.
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Originally Posted by wellssllew
Thanks guys, was definitely scratching my head for a minute there trying to find somewhere, anywhere to plug that thing into.
On my '99 4Runner that hose goes on a plastic nipple that is set into a hole in the frame, so that it vents to the inside of the frame rail. Huh?
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Ah that would make sense, the hose naturally flows into the frame the way it is designed. I think that's why I was so confused in the first place. Looking for anywhere other than the frame to plug it into and yet all along that's where it wanted to go!
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