does anyone know where to get this piece off the block from? (pics!)

[legolyle]

I broke this piece on my block. gotta find a replacement. anyone know where to get it? I cant find it on the tsrm diagrams-it just shows it attached to the block when all it is is a piece of plastic.

It's here on the block:

if anyone can point me to a part number or anything I'd be grateful!

Also, if its possible for me to just reattach the hard section of the fuel line that seals to the side of the block there without the plastic piece, let me know if ya think so!

looks like this when sealed:

thanks!

 

[Poodles]

http://www.cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/EPC/291420/catalog.aspx?F=2211&P=2

23809J in the image

90923-06012 is the part number.

 

[IJ.]

Chuck it in the bin and use a Chev Fuel Pump block off plate and just bypass the J tube with fuel hose.

 

[legolyle]

ahhh >.< thanks a bunch poodles! gotta get better at navigating that site lol. Problem solved, now just to get it from Toyota.

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bypass it you say huh? I was reading about that...alright, Toyota would want like 20 bucks for it anyway haha. Thanks IJ, I'll probably do that-easier.

 

[IJ.]

$20 and your first born

Most people do the bypass when they go to a bigger pump as the limp home restrictor won't flow enough for the pressure reg to work correctly.

 

[legolyle]

haha very true, probably underestimated that a tad xD

Alright, sounds good! A bit of an upgrade prep as well

 

[Poodles]

Less than $10 if the dealer isn't a douche

 

[legolyle]

mine likes to be but I'll call em and find out anyway-if it is that cheap...haha

 

[Backlash2032]

If you plan on going with a high flow pump you may as well block it off now. 15 bucks now and 20 bucks later for the block off plate or 20 bucks now.

Hell, you could make your own block off plate..

 

[IJ.]

If you plan on going with a high flow pump you may as well block it off now. 15 bucks now and 20 bucks later for the block off plate or 20 bucks now.

Hell, you could make your own block off plate..

 

[Poodles]

Less than 5 minutes with a grinder and you got your blockoff plate

 

[legolyle]

that's what I was actually thinking^^ heheh

 

[IJ.]

Or for $4 you could follow my suggestion, it even comes with a new gasket....

 

[legolyle]

the options are numerous it appears hahaha. I bought one off amazon already for 10, but it looks like I'm going to cancel that order now...save 2 bucks....lol

 

[Poodles]

Yeah, walk into any autoparts store and buy one off the shelf. Usually on the "dress up" isle

 

[IJ.]

the options are numerous it appears hahaha. I bought one off amazon already for 10, but it looks like I'm going to cancel that order now...save 2 bucks....lol

$10 - $6 isn't $2... :nono:

 

[TrqMnstr]

$10 - $6 isn't $2... :slap:

Fixed it LOL

 

[te72]

mine likes to be but I'll call em and find out anyway-if it is that cheap...haha

I'd find another dealer, like Champion.

$10 - $6 isn't $2... :nono:

Kids these days, with their crazy math, huh?

 

[legolyle]

haha, you guys and your silly maths, its 2 bucks saved after shipping

 

[legolyle]

i've got another part to identify and place

It's this bracket here:

for the life of me, I CANNOT figure out where it goes....:nono:

I have searched and searched the tsrm for a similar looking bracket in a diagram-no luck, and cant find any info on the interwebz/the site either.

if any one has info, I'd be eternally grateful, as I would REALLY like to drop my engine in tomorrow!