WTB: PIPE SUB-ASSY, TURBO WATER, NO.1

[spookynick]

Well, I belched a bit of steam today just as I pulled into work, I checked my lines, and everything seems fine (other than the obvious rust in my coolant), except 1 tiny little pin hole in what I think is my turbo coolant line (in/out). I added coolant, drove all the way home from Tilbury to Langley and just as I pulled into my driveway belched another cloud of steam.

I think the part # is 16027‑88382 for a 91.

So I was wondering if anyone could point me to the best/fastest place to pick one of these up in Langley?

[macatak]

Just buy it from Toyota. probably last 20 years

[spookynick]

Just buy it from Toyota. probably last 20 years

Yeah, that's what i have ended up doing. I was just hoping to get one a little quicker so i didn't have to drive my wife's car for too long.

[dh4ever]

I thought the North American pipes are stainless, so it would theoretically last forever. Mine are jdm and needed some repairs when I had the engine out in January.

[camshaft]

I assume this right ?


for 32 I would just order one from toyota..

If you really need to drive your car till the part comes in, weld the hole or put a hose on top of it.

The pipes may or may not be stainless but if your cooling system is acidic it can eat any metal.

PIPE SUB-ASSY TURBO
Make: Toyota | Part#: 1602788382
List Price: $44.19
Your Price: $31.88

[dh4ever]

For that price I should have bought a new one instead of repairing mine. And replace the hose from hell while you are taking the pipe out. "Personal lube" works well to slip it on.

[camshaft]

I think you might be confused which pipe this is,

HFH is attached by oil cooler, the part number listed is for the pipes going to the turbo water feed.

For that price I should have bought a new one instead of repairing mine. And replace the hose from hell while you are taking the pipe out. "Personal lube" works well to slip it on.

[dh4ever]

When the no1 pipe is out it is much easier to change the hose from hell. Your my confused, I just didn't clarify.

[camshaft]

I'm still confused how part number 16027 in the picture, would make the HFH any easier?
As the HFH is attached to 16278 and 16268

When the no1 pipe is out it is much easier to change the hose from hell. Your my confused, I just didn't clarify.

[dh4ever]

Yep. Your still not confused. I am haha. I thought it was 16268.

[camshaft]

No worries

Possibly you had octopus arms and could access the hfh from the opposite side is the engine.

[dh4ever]

Yeah that's the answer

[spookynick]

I assume this right ?


for 32 I would just order one from toyota..

If you really need to drive your car till the part comes in, weld the hole or put a hose on top of it.

The pipes may or may not be stainless but if your cooling system is acidic it can eat any metal.

PIPE SUB-ASSY TURBO
Make: Toyota | Part#: 1602788382
List Price: $44.19
Your Price: $31.88

That, that little bugger was the culprit, it sure looks like Stainless.
Had a tiny little pinhole in it, but as you know, that's more than enough room for a fluid to get out of lol

Cost me a few $ more than that

I got it in, with my bad back this was quite a son of a bitch to do, getting the last 3 bolts BACK in was quite an adventure.
Overall took me about 6-8 hours to do i think (limited tools at home here).
Took the opportunity to also change the leads and (oily) plugs while i was crawling around in there.
Of course every time i look in the engine bay i see something else that needs attention, maybe a new valve cover seal is order?
She's in and running just (somewhat) fine again.


And yeah, any metal can (rather quickly) be eaten away by any number of conditions.
I once saw a corner casting (a few inches thick) of an aluminium shipping container almost completely eaten away by salt water and electrolysis.

[dh4ever]

I've got to check, but I am sure I've got a new valve cover gasket. Oem toyota. Ill hunt for it this week/ weekend for ya.

[dh4ever]

Yup! I found it. And the washers for the valve cover bolts too. Tell me if you want it.