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this is for a 92 camry v6 le 3vzfe motor. The oil filter bracket is leaking oil. the service manual shows there is an o-ring sealing it to the block but i cannot find this part anywhere. Does anyone know the part number for this. If oil filter bracket does not ring a bell, others call it an oil filter adapter, oil filter mount, or oil filter housing. I just need to find the o-ring to fix the leak... thanks!
this is for a 92 camry v6 le 3vzfe motor. The oil filter bracket is leaking oil. the service manual shows there is an o-ring sealing it to the block but i cannot find this part anywhere. Does anyone know the part number for this. If oil filter bracket does not ring a bell, others call it an oil filter adapter, oil filter mount, or oil filter housing. I just need to find the o-ring to fix the leak... thanks!
According to ToyoDIY.com...it should be 90301-68004.
thanks bro! any idea what the other part numbers on the site are for?
15609 BRACKET SUB-ASSY, OIL FILTER
15671‑62020 3VZFE..VCV10..JPP 1 $149.04
90126‑08004 *** STD. PART $1.12
90179‑08183 *** STD. PART $1.18
90301‑68004 *** STD. PART $5.75
thanks bro! any idea what the other part numbers on the site are for?
15609 BRACKET SUB-ASSY, OIL FILTER
15671‑62020 3VZFE..VCV10..JPP 1 $149.04
90126‑08004 *** STD. PART $1.12
90179‑08183 *** STD. PART $1.18
90301‑68004 *** STD. PART $5.75
90126‑08004 is the stud
90179‑08183 is the nut
90301‑68004 is the O-ring
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1998 T-100 SR5 2WD auto, Roadmaster Active Suspension, 6½" dropped front air dam, 4½" drop full belly pan, 4° rear diffuser, 11" side skirts, oil catch jar, AC mod, aero cap, 67% grill block = 26mpg highway!
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this is for a 92 camry v6 le 3vzfe motor. The oil filter bracket is leaking oil. the service manual shows there is an o-ring sealing it to the block but i cannot find this part anywhere. Does anyone know the part number for this. If oil filter bracket does not ring a bell, others call it an oil filter adapter, oil filter mount, or oil filter housing. I just need to find the o-ring to fix the leak... thanks!
nice... from what it looks like you removed yours without having to take off the downpipe? I will be ordering that oring shortly...
as for the mileage, it has 160K on it but i dunno when it started leaking oil. Just did a major engine rebuild on it so im pretty pissed about a dam oring leaking oil lol
I noticed there's a 2nd smaller O-ring on the inside. I didn't see a part number fer that...yer gonna have to find something of the same size from the O-ring pile at auto parts store. Let us know what you come up with.
Also, make sure you clean the engine dirt off really well. You don't want to be trapping any micro sized particles between the new O-ring and the engine block!
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1998 T-100 SR5 2WD auto, Roadmaster Active Suspension, 6½" dropped front air dam, 4½" drop full belly pan, 4° rear diffuser, 11" side skirts, oil catch jar, AC mod, aero cap, 67% grill block = 26mpg highway!
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Originally Posted by n c t t o r a
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nice... from what it looks like you removed yours without having to take off the downpipe? I will be ordering that oring shortly...
I did mine a while back. If I recall correctly, I had to undo the front downpipe and shove it towards the front a little bit to get enough clearance to get access to the nut and to slip the adaptor off over the stud. When ya do that, I'd recommend replacing the exhaust gasket in that joint; it's cheap, like 4 bucks.
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1992 Camry LE, V6 (3VZ-FE), ABS brakes, 330k miles, dark emerald pearl, owned since new.
1996 Avalon XLS, ABS brakes, moonroof, white, acquired w/ 139k miles, now at 261k.
2001 Yamaha FZ1, Ivan's jet kit, resprung all around, Ohlins in the rear, Race Tech cartridge emulators in the forks, 45k miles.
k so i had to remove the front headers and push the downpipe outta the way but it was no biggie. 30 minutes and the leak is now gone for good! thanks guys!
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