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I had my Tacoma have a gas leak like I was at a gas pump putting gas in it and I just started it up to go somewhere and it started so I got the fuel line out thanks to this website well I could not find it no where to replace it and it only has a pin hole and the dealer can get me it tom morning for 60 bucks I want to know what would you do? It a 2003 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner 4dr 2wd 3400 it has the diff lock 4wd drive suspension and breaks and a TRD.

 

That looks like a bit more than a pin hole. I'd use the OEM since that looks like a hard line.

 

IF (and that's a big if) it's on the return line then maybe you could get away with a bunch of hose clamps and fuel line, but why risk it. With the price of gas, and the potential of what happens when gas ignites, just fix it right.

 

That's what I am doing thanks and this is the first time I ever had a problem I have owned it for 6 or 8 years now dam good trucks

 

What is the name of it supply line and who would sell this online besides dealership

 

Typically hard lines like that are only found from the dealer or a genuine Toyota parts distributor. I get lots of parts from Toyota parts deal, but that probably isn't a good solution for one fuel line.

You need a dealer to use your VIN to look up the right part for you anyway.

 

Since that is a custom hard line, you likely won't find it aftermarket. You'd need to find a Toyota diagram of that part of the truck to get the name and Toyota part number. A quick check of RockAuto shows nothing like it.
I checked oemgenuineparts.com and found this, I think this is the one you need. Maybe Google the part number and see who can help you, but your local dealer can probably get it quickly and do a similar price.

 

That one you have is a quick disconnect hose.....

is that correct......do 2003's have that type fuel line...


Mine(98) has what is in that toyota part above.....SCREW TYPE......

I know because I just bought and replaced mine couple months ago.....

 

With that disconnect......I bet there are a lot of after market generic ones....
how to find right one is beyond me....

but THOSE connections are universal......many car and trucks used those for years......

Mine is oem just like in the ad..... and can only be had from the stealership......no aftermarket there...