Nothing special, local auto parts store. Tell em what your gonna use it for so what they had you is compatible with ATF.

 

Hi all,

I'm having trouble getting part numbers for these transmission fluid lines. These are both going from the transmission straight into the radiator and as you can see the clamps are absolutely rusted out... Could I just get new lines cut to size from an auto store or do I need a specific part? I know the clamps are really hard to find, so I am totally lost on where I can get those from.


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I did a little research for you and this is what I came up with for a 2007-2009 Camry 2GR-FE 3.5 liter V6 . You could check with your local dealer . See attachments below. They list the part numbers for the hoses and clamps. Part numbers 32941 and 32942 for the hoses and 90477-A0012 for the clamps .Hope this helps
Glenn

 

You can buy new hose clamps of either that style or the worm gear style at most hardware or auto parts stores. Any decent auto parts store ought to have the hoses you need if you tell them what it's for, maybe they'll cut something to length, maybe it'll already be cut. No need to worry about Toyota part numbers here and getting parts from a dealership, these are just basic hoses and hose clamps.

 

It looks as if you're in the rust belt somewhere. If I was getting parts store hose clamps (of any style), I'd try to stick with something made of stainless steel, if possible. I'm partial to factory spring clamps, but they're obviously not made of SS. Rust isn't generally a problem out west. Good luck with the search and replacement.

 

It's actually the midwest but the salt really rusts things up yeah.

I did a little research for you and this is what I came up with for a 2007-2009 Camry 2GR-FE 3.5 liter V6 . You could check with your local dealer . See attachments below. They list the part numbers for the hoses and clamps. Part numbers 32941 and 32942 for the hoses and 90477-A0012 for the clamps .Hope this helps
Glenn

Hey Glenn thanks for looking into it. I've brought those part numbers to the dealership and they end up being totally different than what you can look up. For example I had to track down those spring clamps that go on the radiator hoses and the part number in their system is Part Number: 90466-35001. In their diagrams it is 16573c.

It makes it hard for search for but I'm just saying this for anyone else who ends up pulling their hair out looking for parts. The Dealerships parts people are pretty helpful.

 

Hey Glenn thanks for looking into it. I've brought those part numbers to the dealership and they end up being totally different than what you can look up. For example I had to track down those spring clamps that go on the radiator hoses and the part number in their system is Part Number: 90466-35001. In their diagrams it is 16573c.

It makes it hard for search for but I'm just saying this for anyone else who ends up pulling their hair out looking for parts. The Dealerships parts people are pretty helpful.
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Your very welcome,
It’s crazy I found those part numbers from a local dealer near me. Anyway I’m glad that you found the part numbers , hopefully you can get your parts to finish your radiator replacement job.
Glenn