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I have a complete set of black Stoney Racing engine and radiator hoses, brand new in box.
I bought these a few months ago, but sadly wedding is taking it's toll on my bank account and I am not using them until my new engine build so they are dead money sitting in my garage.
Retail for the radiator is £54 and engine kit is £99
So, £150 delivered.
I'll post pictures up if you want, but these have not been used, I simply removed them from their plastic bags to inspect them myself.
Cheers
£140 delivered? Bargain here to be had.
on eBay now.
Reduced to £120 for Mk1 club members
Need these gone now £100
Hey,
I'll take these.
Ned
PM sent, sorry it's sold pending funds being sent to me.
SOLD on Ebay - payment received
Glad you sold them mate, sorry for turning them down, but they'd just sit in the garage for ages.
same as me and i needed the money.
Alex. Empty your inboxQuote:
Originally Posted by superwhite90
done
I know this is an old thread but I cannot start a new one.
I live in France, the MR2Mk1 was never imported into France or Homologated here so finding parts is not easy.
After 33 years, I think it's time to swap out the radiator coolant hoses on my Mk1b. The local Toyota dealer is not interested and searches have only brought up Stoney Racing silicone hoses. I would prefer to fit standard rubber ones.
Does anyone know where I might obtain OEM hoses please?
I'm sure any of the scrappers for MK1s here will sell you some. Which ones are the good ones, I dont know. I think one of them is banned here. Hopefully someone will chime in
The problem with all the standard rubber ones now is they are atleast 30 years old. My suggestion would be go for the black stoney racing ones to look as stock as possible.
I think Toyota still supply hoses for the MK1, and possibly some motor factors still have them, try here https://jp-carparts.com/oem/search.php
SFS make a hose kit for the Mk1 Mr2, as an alternative.
Not had any luck with Toyota dealers, the link is useful thanks, but I need to find the part numbers which are not in the 3 sections of the Toyota workshop manual I have.
You should be able to get all the part numbers from here http://www.japan-parts.eu/toyota/eu/...ol-engine-fuel
Very useful thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimi
If you get stuck for any part numbers, let me know, I have access to a copy of the Toyota EPC (Electronic Parts Catalogue) so I may be able to identify any numbers you need. If you use the last site I posted the link to in conjunction with your VIN number, you should get the correct numbers for your car.
Thank you again.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimi