Why don’t you take a run out to a local salvage yard and get that exact hose from a donor car? Or get one from any car that is the same length or longer (you can trim it to the proper length at home)? That vacuum hose type was widely used on many Toyota vehicles.

 

Thanks. I'll call a few different junkyards.

 

My 1998 Rav4's throttle body and VSV are similar to or the same as your Camry's. This alternative worked well on my Rav4:

Go to Autozone and purchase the necessary feet of J30R7 hose, 1/4 inch diameter.

At the VSV end, drill out the hose a bit as needed to fit on the port.

Use a little liquid soap to make the hose go on easier at each end.

 

Thanks for the sharing the hose number and the tip about the liquid soap.

 

I took mine off, went to NAPA and got a replacement vacuum hose for like $1.67..theres some people who say you need emissions hose dud to the fact that fumes travel through it etc... .its been about 8 years and so far im fine running on the cheap regular vacuum hose.The emission hose was not available so rather than wait who knows how long i juist got the regular vacuum.... but you can ask for emissions tubing although it may cost more.


if Toyota still has it, its probably going to be like $20 or more!

 

Appreciate the info about NAPA.