airbox bracket

[red barron]

It's the rt silicone hose, not Allowing any flex. I posted about this a year or two ago. The engine is mounted on rubber mounts to allow movement as pointed out by shokenore. This pipe allows no movement resulting in snapped air box mountings.

[Diezel Weazel]

Hey Marc I think ya have my Moby No ? Bell me ... I may have one !!

11+years of Surfs .....n faultless to a "T" is my Yota !!

[red barron]

Original post from 2011

http://www.hiluxsurf.co.uk/showthread.php?t=73670

[yorta2]

If it is the hose, and I would think Toyota genuine ones would be very costly, I accidentally stumbled upon this one advertised on Amazon. It may be a bit short, but also may be able to be 'adapted' with some bodging. It's cheap enough, but will have postage as an add-on:

http://www.amazon.com/Intake-Toyota-...ds=toyota+surf

Good luck in finding the problem.

[Nick V]

its the bracket of the airbox nearest the wing that bolts down with a rubber gromit in it.Its the longest bracket off the airbox

Same with mine. Happened a couple of weeks ago!

Cheers, Nick

[marcdtr]

[QUOTE=Diezel Weazel;776859]Hey Marc I think ya have my Moby No ? Bell me ... I may have one !!

11+years of Surfs .....n faultless to a "T" is my Yota !![/QUOTE

Hi mate wish I logged in earlier and saw this I picked one up yesterday keep forgetting your just around the corner lol I've not got your number but i'll have to drop in and say hi and quiz you on afew faults on my surf.

[Rob5464]

Mine had the classic gaffa taped up pipe when I got it. I bought some cold air feed ducting for around £15 instead of paying silly money for one from Toyota.