Air Intake Hose Question - 97 LS400
01-14-19, 06:30 PM
#1
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Air Intake Hose Question - 97 LS400
Hello,
When I was treating my throttle body with Seafoam, I pulled back the air intake hose and it ripped a little bit. Understandably the car is 20+ years old so the rubber is going to be brittle. I plan on replacing my leaking PS pump and would like to have a replacement ready since it's probably going to rip some more when I completely remove it.
I was curious if anyone knew if the Air Intake Hose (OEM part name: Hose, Air Cleaner, NO.1) is the same for all UCF10/20's. Looking at the P/N's they are indeed different (UCF10: 17881-50010 UCF: 17881-50050) however they look visually similar when looking at engine bay pics. Does anyone know if they're interchangeable? The main reason I ask is even with the aftermarket options, the UCF10's are cheaper and can be shipped with Prime.
I apologize if this has already been asked, I did do the "needful" and searched the forum using Google
When I was treating my throttle body with Seafoam, I pulled back the air intake hose and it ripped a little bit. Understandably the car is 20+ years old so the rubber is going to be brittle. I plan on replacing my leaking PS pump and would like to have a replacement ready since it's probably going to rip some more when I completely remove it.
I was curious if anyone knew if the Air Intake Hose (OEM part name: Hose, Air Cleaner, NO.1) is the same for all UCF10/20's. Looking at the P/N's they are indeed different (UCF10: 17881-50010 UCF: 17881-50050) however they look visually similar when looking at engine bay pics. Does anyone know if they're interchangeable? The main reason I ask is even with the aftermarket options, the UCF10's are cheaper and can be shipped with Prime.
I apologize if this has already been asked, I did do the "needful" and searched the forum using Google
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Teck83 (11-10-21)
01-14-19, 08:01 PM
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Hello,
When I was treating my throttle body with Seafoam, I pulled back the air intake hose and it ripped a little bit. Understandably the car is 20+ years old so the rubber is going to be brittle. I plan on replacing my leaking PS pump and would like to have a replacement ready since it's probably going to rip some more when I completely remove it.
I was curious if anyone knew if the Air Intake Hose (OEM part name: Hose, Air Cleaner, NO.1) is the same for all UCF10/20's. Looking at the P/N's they are indeed different (UCF10: 17881-50010 UCF: 17881-50050) however they look visually similar when looking at engine bay pics. Does anyone know if they're interchangeable? The main reason I ask is even with the aftermarket options, the UCF10's are cheaper and can be shipped with Prime.
I apologize if this has already been asked, I did do the "needful" and searched the forum using Google
When I was treating my throttle body with Seafoam, I pulled back the air intake hose and it ripped a little bit. Understandably the car is 20+ years old so the rubber is going to be brittle. I plan on replacing my leaking PS pump and would like to have a replacement ready since it's probably going to rip some more when I completely remove it.
I was curious if anyone knew if the Air Intake Hose (OEM part name: Hose, Air Cleaner, NO.1) is the same for all UCF10/20's. Looking at the P/N's they are indeed different (UCF10: 17881-50010 UCF: 17881-50050) however they look visually similar when looking at engine bay pics. Does anyone know if they're interchangeable? The main reason I ask is even with the aftermarket options, the UCF10's are cheaper and can be shipped with Prime.
I apologize if this has already been asked, I did do the "needful" and searched the forum using Google
01-15-19, 11:52 AM
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Thanks, since I'm going to try and pull a Power Steering pump from the junkyard and rebuild it, I suppose I can play around a bit since they have some UCF10s and 20s.
Where did you end up getting your hose at?
Where did you end up getting your hose at?
01-15-19, 07:32 PM
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If you're in the JY, might as well be on the lookout for 02-06 Camry V6s and take the coupler off those cars.
I still have it if you're interested. I eventually found a very good condition OEM one to replace this one with from a low mileage, 95k mile snowbird car.
01-15-19, 10:03 PM
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I bought it at a Toyota dealer, cost me $35. But its an OEM Toyota coupler and will last $20 yrs without cracking.
If you're in the JY, might as well be on the lookout for 02-06 Camry V6s and take the coupler off those cars.
I still have it if you're interested. I eventually found a very good condition OEM one to replace this one with from a low mileage, 95k mile snowbird car.
If you're in the JY, might as well be on the lookout for 02-06 Camry V6s and take the coupler off those cars.
I still have it if you're interested. I eventually found a very good condition OEM one to replace this one with from a low mileage, 95k mile snowbird car.
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