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Old 09-22-2011, 10:08 AM   #1 (permalink)
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4th Generation 1998 Camry 5s-fe tube identification assistance

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I took some pictures from the last time I was doing some work on my car and found some tubes that were cracking. I know the first tube is to the PCV Valve to the intake and the other I'm not exactly sure but heading towards the air filter.

I need some help identifying which part it is and if it's something I can go to AutoZone/local store to find a replacement size or the dealership parts the best way to go.

Also, would driving with these around have any issues with the car?











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Just go to your favorite part store with the old vacuum lines. They cost 1$ a foot.

Eventually the lines will start letting in air and cause a vac leak.
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Since there will be oil fumes get fuel line not vacuum line. It will hold up to petroleum fumes longer.
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Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) hose connecting the PCV valve and intake chamber.
it's like $5 at dealer, comes preformed, just move the clips, unplug it and swap it (you can re-use the clips).
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What about the one on the right side? What is that one called?
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For future reference for anyone who needs those hoses, the part numbers are as follows from the dealer:

Part#1226274100 | Hose, Ventilation - $10.38
Part#1226074070 | Hose Assy, Vent - $15.03
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that is also the PCV hose, but this one allows "breathing" of valve cover through the intake hose.

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