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Old 10-25-2009, 10:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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V6 intake hose compatability

Hey folks, been a while since i posted.
My air intake hose (from the airbox to the throttle body) ruptured and I need to find a replacement. Before I hit up local pick-n-pull places, did the hose from the gen3 1MZ block change for the gen4/avalon/sienna models?

Also, I checked on eBay for some aftermarket types, and all of them list for the gen4 models, and I was wondering if the piping remained the same between the two (i.e. same mounting for the vacuum hoses and the MAF (or AFM, don't remember what we got in our cars).

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p.s. car is a california model if it makes a difference
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I hated that accordion suitcase resonator anyway.

I went to my local Autozone, got two 2.5" silicon couplers, about 1.5ft of 3/8" hose, and a section of Honda Civic air intake tube. I painted to flat black and it really cleans up that corner of the engine bay.

I will take pics later today.
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Old 10-26-2009, 05:18 PM   #3 (permalink)
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tb is 2.5 inch but the maf is 3 inches, i did the same thing with a cone filter
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