OEM Fuel Line Part Number Reference Guide With Diagrams

I need help identifying the part number for these fuel lines. I am going to be replacing them on my truck when I replace the frame on my 97 with a 2002 double cab frame.

 

Yeah, even if you/me could track down a part#……..futile search

still RR them
Got 3 choices
1-bend/fab and flare ends
Truly a major PITA……will be costly too
If 1st time bending hard lines(brake/fuel)
Plan on doubling the linear feet needed.
Bc of bending mistakes
Not a shittyer feeling in the world than u fabbing a 8ft hard line and kink the last bend. Getting PTSD just thinking about it
2-Roadkill it and used fuel rated rubber hose. Maybe only hard line sections that are about to fail bc of rust
3-replace with SS braided lines with crimped NT connectors. Much easier than fabbing hard lines….possibly just as expensive. But will look mint.
GL

 

im going to call my local dealer and see if I can source it, if not car-part.com to the rescue. I really want prebent/formed OE lines.

 

Have you looked at Lines To GO?
Pre-bent OEM style lines and stainless steel https://www.linestogo.com/products/...-cab-prerunner-3-4l-ss1206-3a-stainless-steel

 

Thanks that link actually provided OEM part numbers in the description. It will be helpful to go off of for reference.

 

These part numbers are in the Body & Interior / FUEL TANK & TUBE section. Hit partsouq with your vin so you get the right part numbers... Looks like most of the lines for my double cab are still available OEM. Once you have the part numbers hit your local dealers online portal, or check out the OEM online whole sellers (toyota parts deal), for pricing... I've found that ordering from the local dealer online to pick up in person if often the best deal. The over the phone pricing is always higher.

 

Incredible!

thanks for sharing
Saved!

 

For future reference when the link is dead

 

Absolutely Futile..

1997 3.4L Auto Deluxe part numbers
77255-04060 TUBE, FUEL RETURN first link on google https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/oem/toyota~tube~fuel~return~77255-04060.html
77261-04050 TUBE, FUEL TANK TO CANISTER
77251-04090 TUBE, FUEL MAIN
77252-04040 TUBE, FUEL MAIN, NO.2
23091-75020 TUBE SUB-ASSY, FUEL PUMP
77279-35030 HOSE, FUEL, NO.2 (FOR FUEL RETURN TUBE)
77279-35020 HOSE, FUEL, NO.2 (FOR FUEL TANK TO CANISTER TUBE)
77279-35020 HOSE, FUEL, NO.2 (FOR FUEL TANK TO CANISTER TUBE)
77707-35020 TUBE SUB-ASSY, CHARCOAL CANISTER OUTLET
77754-35310 HOSE, CHARCOAL CANISTER OUTLET, NO.1
77795-35010 or 90445-14173 HOSE, FUEL, NO.1(FOR CHARCOAL CANISTER)

 

It should be noted, for those in the future looking at those diagrams, that there are at least two variants in those fuel lines. They are mostly related to whether or not the evap canister is under the hood or under the bed. A 97 would almost certainly be under the hood, but later years the canister is located under the bed. The lines differ for the under the bed years.

Always check your vin against the parts you are buying. Shipping long fuel lines can't be cheap.

 

Can confirm I ordered OEM lines 5 years ago online and they wanted 400 to ship them lol. Went to the dealer instead and placed the order saved 400 on shipping

 

part #s are within here...



TOYOTA TACOMAVZN170L-CRMGKAB - BODY - FUEL TANK TUBE | Japan Parts EU

may need to enter Your VIN for correct fitment

 

This is the best crystal clear diagram ive seen on this topic ever. Thanks for posting this.

 

i absolutely love that website for everything toyota parts related

every stupid OEM bolt and nut you could ask for lmao