I have spent many days trying to find the part numbers to these hoses. My local dealership is an hour away and currently I have the plenum off to replace injector o-rings and all the rubber I can see.

Primarily they are the heater hoses and the two hoses in the back driver side of the engine. Every diagram I can find only has the first half of the hose part numbers. Pictures attached. Also I included a picture of the coolant nipple that connects to the bypass hose that goes to the throttle body. I am also unable to find that part number.

I have a haynes manual but it has been rather useless. Anyone know if a toyota repair manual has part number diagrams?

Thanks

1992 toyota pickup

Really need the bottom left hose to change while the plenum is off.


Coolant nipple

 

I have found and use PartSaug for part number id.
Once you get your vin number in you only see exploded views for your truck.

Toyota | Parts Catalogs | PartSouq

 

Thanks, that was really helpful for future parts. I was able to find the coolant union part# 9040454036

HOWEVER I was still not able to find the heater hose diagram

 

https://toyota-usa.epc-data.com/


You may have to lookup under 4runner

 

Nice, that link had the heater piping under the electric section. Thanks!

 

I like your topper

I do wish Toyota had the exploded view on all their diagrams laid out better, every time I go searching for a little weird part it’s an adventure

 

Get the model number and production date off your vin plate. With that, looking up parts on EPC-Data or Amayama is fairly easy.
The images they use are very similar to the microfiche Toyota Parts Depts used bit

Once you get your model# put it in your signature. That way we can all see it and make it easier for us to help locate parts for you or answer questions

 

For OEM Toyota parts I go online to Conicelli Toyota. Seems to have the lowest prices compared to others online. My local doesn't carry any parts. They will answer any questions like part numbers, specs,....etc.

https://parts.conicellitoyotaofconsh...5--2-4l-l4-gas

 

Try: https://parts.lakelandtoyota.com/sho...rimLevel=18380

Be careful about changing the text color. If you pick anything but automatic, you can end up with invisible words.

 

Thank you all! I was able to find everything I needed from https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/

Replaced all the hoses, clamps, and injector seals and she is leak free. The old hoses were very stiff, bulging by the connections, cracking at the ends, and deteriorating inside where they connected. They were much worse than I thought from just looking at the outside of them.

 

Yep, that's my favorite free parts catalog website (I'm a Toyota parts guy...but those are the exact same diagrams that Toyota uses, and I've found them to be VIN accurate)

I've purchased from them, too. I really like that they will actually tell you if a part is manufacturer discontinued, and will show any supersessions. I use these 2 websites with every OEM part that I look up for myself.