Toyota All Toyota Models Parts list manual

Pleaserefertothefollowing sourcesforadditionalinformation:
• Yourvehicle’sOwner’sManual
• Yourvehicle’sRepair Manual
Moving partslikethefanbladeand drivebelts, aswell asextreme
heatintheenginecompartmentorfromtheexhaustsystemcan
result inserious injury.
• Approachwithcaution and care.
• Nevertakeshortcutswhenreplacing parts.
• Improperservicing maydamageyourToyotaand leadto
personalinjury.
• Unless you haveproperknowledge, equipmentand tools, you
shouldhaveyourToyotaDealerService Departmentperform
therepairsand maintenance.
Properinstallation of GenuineToyotareplacementpartsisessential
forthesafeand reliableoperation of yourvehicle.
Following theseinstructions will:
• Helptoassureyourpersonalsafety
• Assistyou intheproperreplacementof specificparts
Therearemany variations inthestep-by-stepproceduresusedin
installing various parts, and varying skill levelsof individualsdoing
thepartsreplacement. Theseinstructions cannotanticipateall
circumstancesorprovideadvice and caution on each. If you are
indoubtconcerning yourabilitytoreplace thepart orhaveany
questions, consult yourlocalToyotaDealerService Department
and havetheworkperformedby anexperiencedtechnician.
Forfurtherassistance, contactyourToyotadealer.
REFERENCES
CAUTION
IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
V i s i t our W e b s i t e a t www . t oyo t a . c om
M/N00405-HOWTO-FFLTR
The“CheckEngine”light
comeson:
TakethevehicletoyourToyota
DealerService Departmentfor
diagnosisand repair.
CONDITION ACTION
Engineruns rough, stallsorwill
notrun:
Checkthefuelhosesand lines
forcracks, cutsordeterioration –
replace asneeded.
Checkthehoseclamps or
union boltsfortightness.
Makesurethefuelfilterhas
notbeeninstalledbackwards
(see illustrations and
instructions above).
If problemspersist, takethe
vehicletoyourToyotaDealer
Service Departmentfor
diagnosisand repair.
TROUBLESHOOTING
!WARNING : DONOT reconnectthebatteryifany fuelhas
beenspilledon oraround theengineoron yourskinor
clothing. Wait forthefueltoevaporate, wash yourhands and
changeyourclothing ifnecessary. (Thereshouldbeno odor
of fuelpresentwhenconnecting thebattery).
INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
RECONNECT THE NEGATIVE BATTERYCABLE.
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STARTTHE ENGINEANDCHECK FORLEAKS.
!WARNING : Aleaking fuellinecouldcauseafireunderthe
hood. Always repair afuelleakbeforedriving. If you detect
astrong odorof gasolineorifyou cansee fuelspraying into
theair orleaking ontotheengineorground SHUT OFF THE
ENGINEIMMEDIATELY. Attempttolocatethesource of the
leak. If you do notfeelconfidentthatyou canrepair theleak
yourself, DONOT DRIVE THE VEHICLE. Haveit towedtoyour
ToyotaDealerService Departmentfordiagnosisand repair.
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RECORDTHE DATE ANDMILEAGE OFTHE FUELFILTER
CHANGE INYOURSERVICE MAINTENANCE LOG. CHECK
THE SCHEDULEDMAINTENANCE GUIDETO ASSUREALL
MAINTENANCE ISPERFORMEDATTHE APPROPRIATE
TIMEFORTHE MILEAGE.
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ALWAYSREMOVE THE KEYSFROMTHE IGNITIONWHEN
WORKINGONTHE VEHICLE.See CAUTIONon backpanel.
!WARNING : To preventinjuring yourself, allowtheengineto
coolcompletelybeforestarting work.
!WARNING : Thefuelfiltershouldbechangedinanarea with
adequateventilation. Avoidbreathing fuelvapors.
!WARNING : Weardisposableglovesand eyeprotection. Itis
also good practice tohaveafireextinguisherhandy. Donot
smokeorplace openflamesnearfuelorfuelvapors.
INSTRUCTIONS
1
DI FF ICULTY LEVEL
• G e nu i n e Toyo t a F u e l F il t e r
• Con t a i n e r t o ca t c h f u e l
• P li e rs f or ca rbur e t e d e ng i n e f u e l f il t e r
• 12 mm wr e n c h or sm a ll a d j us t a b l e wr e n c h f or E F I
(E l ec t ron i c F u e l In j ec t i on) e ng i n e f u e l f il t e r
• Ey e pro t ec t i on
• D i spos a b l e g l ov e s
• R a g or p a p e r t ow e l s
• Torqu e wr e n c h ( f or E F I e ng i n e s)
• F i r e e x t i ngu i sh e r w i t h “ B ” a nd “ C ” r a t i ng
• Con t a i n e r a pprov e d f or f u e l s t or a g e ( f or t r a nspor t i ng
sp ill e d f u e l )
F OR ENGINES WITH E F I
DISCONNECT THE FUELHOSES–
Removetheunion boltsfromboth
ends of thefilter. Support thefilter
housing withawrenchtoavoid
damaging thefuellinesorfuel
filtermounting.
CAUTION : TheEFIfuelsystemis
designedtooperateunderhigh
pressure. Whentheunion bolts
areremoved, bepreparedfora
substantialamountof fuelflowand
loss. Wraparagaround theconnection
tocontrolthereleaseof fuel. Be suretoavoidfuelcontactwith
theeyesand skinaswell asaccidentallyigniting thefuelvapors.
DISCONNECT THE NEGATIVE BATTERY
TERMINALCABLE.
NOTE : On somevehicles, thealarm will
sound whenthebatteryisreconnected.
Also, clocksand radiostation presetswill
havetoberesetafterthebatteryisreconnected(refertoyour
vehicle’sOwner’sManualforinstructions).
!WARNING : Keepyourhands and toolsawayfromthefan. Do
notleanon thefanhousing. If thebatteryisnotdisconnected,
thefancouldautomaticallycomeon atany time.
15-30
MINUTES
FROMONETO FOUR–FOURBEINGTHE MOSTDIFFICULT
MODELS AND LOCATION
TOOLS AND SUPPLIES
INSTRUCTIONS (continued) INSTRUCTIONS (continued)
2
PLACE ACONTAINERUNDERTHE FUEL
FILTER–Thecontainerwill catchthefuel
releasedwhenthefuelhosesare
disconnected.
3
F OR ENGINES WITH CARBURETORS
NOTE :
EFI see #4 totheright
DISCONNECT THE FUELHOSES–Using pliers, expand each
hoseclampand push it backaboutoneinch. Disconnectthe
inlethoseand thentheoutlethose. Usearagtocoverthe
connection and controlthereleaseof fuel.
4
INSPECT THE FUELHOSES/LINES–Inspectbothhosesfor
cracks, cutsand deterioration. If damaged, replace thehose(s).
5
REMOVE THE FUELFILTER–Notetheposition of theinletand
outletlines.
6
INSTALL ANEWFUELFILTER–Position thefilterwiththelines
inthesameposition astheoldone.
CAUTION : Be surethatthearrowortheOUT labelon thefuel
filterispointedinthedirection of thefuelflowtotheengine
and thatthecorresponding inletand outlethosesare
connectedtothecorrectfuellines.
7
CONNECT THE FUELHOSES–
Connecttheoutlethose(fuelfilter
tocarburetor)tothelinemarked
withanarrow(orlabeledOUT)on
thefuelfilter. Connecttheinlet
hosetotheotherline.
8
INSTALL THE HOSECLAMPS–Compress thehoseclamps with
pliersand install them1/4”pastthelipof thefuelfilterlines.
Go tostep10
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4
INSPECT THE FUELHOSES/LINES–Inspectunion bolt
threading on fuellinesfordamage. If damaged, replace
thefuelline(s).
5
REMOVE THE FUELFILTER–Unbolt theoldfilterfromits
attachmentpoint.
6
INSTALL ANEWFUELFILTER–Bolt thenewfilterinthesame
position astheoldone.
CAUTION : Be surethatthearrowortheOUT labelon thefuel
filterispointedinthedirection of thefuelflowtotheengine
and thatthecorresponding inletand outlethosesare
connectedtothecorrectfuellines.
7
CONNECT THE FUELHOSES–Install twofuellineswiththe
union boltsusing newgasketssuppliedwiththenewfuel
filter. Support thefilterhousing withawrenchtoavoid
damage. Tightenby hand, and thentorquethebolts.
8
TORQUE –see theRepair Manualforspecification.
9
F OR ENGINES WITH CARBURETORS AND E F I
REMOVE THE CONTAINERANDDISPOSEOFTHE FUELINA
SAFEPLACE TO AVOIDCONTAMINATION
!WARNING : Donotpourfuelontotheground orintoastorm
drainorsewer. Itisenvironmentallyunsafeand illegal. Fuelvapors
cantravelatground leveland beignitedby avarietyof sources
(waterheaterorfurnace pilotlight, etc.)many yards away. Putthe
fuelintoacontainerratedforfuelstorageand takeit toaservice
station, recycling centeroryourToyotaDealerService
Departmentforrecycling. DONOT putthefuelbackintoyourgas
tankasit maybecontaminated. GASOLINEANDITSVAPORSARE
TOXIC ANDHIGHLYFLAMMABLE. Be suretocleanup any fuel
thathasspilledon yourhands, clothes, thevehicleortheground.
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ESTIMATED TIME INVOLVED
Enginesthatusecarburetorsusuallyhaveaneasilyaccessiblefuel
filterlocatednearthecarburetor.
TheEFIenginefuelfiltercanbelocatedon theinnerfenderpanelor
deepinsidetheenginecompartmentand mayrequireremovalof
otherenginecompartmentcomponentstoreach.
Somenewermodelshavefuelfiltersthatarenotserviceableby the
do-it-yourselfcustomer. On thesemodels, thefuelfilterisintegrated
withthefuelpumpand islocatedinsidethefueltank.
CAUTION : If you areunabletolocatethefuelfilteron anEFIengine,
pleaseconsult yourToyotadealerforassistance.
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