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16478-74180 - Toyota Parts Deal

I checked, and it appears to be out of stock. Deal on Toyota Parts - 16478-74180 Why couldn't I just cut a piece of 600 or 1000mm hose and insert it there? The inner diameters of all of them are likely to be approximately 5/16 inches.

The hose that connects the reservoir to the radiator has the same part number as the one that goes into the reservoir, but I can't seem to locate it anymore. The 600mm hose (4T1SK12E3NU107380) is the right one for my vehicle, but it's only for the part of the hose that goes from the radiator to the reservoir. In order to connect it to the reservoir, I need to cut a piece of the 1000mm hose. I'm hoping it's the same ID, just longer.

Radiator & water outlet for Toyota Camry SXV10L-CEPNKA, 09.1991 - 07.1996 - Toyota North America Car and Auto Spare Parts - Genuine Online Car Parts Catalogue - Amayama

The reservoir to radiator hose comes with two different part numbers. No. 3 Radiator Reserve Tank Hose, 16470J, 90445-12078, 5SFE..SXV10..NAP, 600 L L=1000,*ND,90099-33534, 5SFE, SXV10, NAP Two separate numbers, 600 and 1000. The thing I want to know is if the two dimensions (length and inner diameter) are identical. My understanding is that 600 and 1000 are measured in millimetres. The longer one would be perfect for the radiator to reservoir section and the one that goes inside the reservoir; that way I won't run out of room. For the 1000 hose, I am equally confused about the meaning of *ND.

The Stop Lock Ultra is a robust option, simple to attach and detach, priced at approximately £60.

Hello, I have added dpf cleaner and egr cleaner to my fuel tank, and I exclusively use premium fuel. The car doesn't automatically regenerate; instead, it alerts me when it needs to be done, so I have to manually do it every two weeks or so, after approximately 170 miles. Someone informed me that it's the egr valve/filter. At one point, I was still using my brand-new dpf, nox sensors, and egr valve while driving 130 miles each way to and from work on the highway. My only hope is that this error will be manageable because I am sick of paying out.

Hello, I appreciate your response. I completely overlooked that. My main worry was whether it would harm anything, since everything appears to be functioning properly.

Greetings to all! My 68-plate Evoque is an Ingenium with a 2-liter diesel engine. During the 97,000 miles that this vehicle has been on the road, it has undergone routine maintenance that includes replacing the timing chain, 4 glow plugs, 2 dpf, an egr valve and nox sensor, a faulty parking sensor, and a full service every so often. Ever since the timing chain was changed, the car has been running smoothly. However, a malfunctioning egr valve has once again brought the engine light on. Is it okay if I just leave it as is? Please assist, as it is functioning properly and I manually regenerate it every two weeks.

It had suddenly stopped being possible to pair my phone with my automobile using Bluetooth. Things began to function properly again once I reconnected the car and phone. Once I figured out what was causing the connection to be broken, fixing it was rather easy, but I still don't know why it happened.

First, I'd straighten out the bushes. Then, I'd get the alignment checked. Even if they're fifteen years old already, they may be the originals.

Good day. In all honesty, I don't think any of them would pay for normal wear and tear, brakes, exhaust, etc. However, you should verify that the timing chain is fully covered; typically, they only mention catastrophic failure, such as: 10,000 horsepower I regret getting my chain adjusted as a preventive measure so it wouldn't come loose. My insurance company refused to cover the $2,000 I spent on the service, even though I could have saved them $8,000

On the A207, the AMG 7 Twin spokes were also offered in a square configuration with front and rear tyre sizes of 235/35/19 (I assume the OP's rear tyre size is a typo).

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