Odds and Ends

OEM Radiator Pipe Are you doing a rebuild on your motor? Restoring the vehicle? Perhaps your just being proactive with your cooling system maintenance? The commonly overlooked but extremely...

Genuine Toyota OEM Heater Water Outlet Pipe Don't risk an engine overheat due to a corroded or leaking heater pipe. This Genuine Toyota OEM replacement features rugged, solid metal construction...

OEM Heater Tube (Under EFI Manifold) This is OEM toyota part and should be replaced if yours is corroded. OEM Toyota Part #: 87208-35170 NOTE: Should be used w/ our Part #: 1060012. <

OEM Coolant Bypass Pipe When rebuilding an engine, or just servicing your cooling system, it pays to inspect all associated parts. Any line that carries coolant can become corroded, inhibiting a...

Evans High Performance Waterless Coolant Evan high performance waterless coolant - engineered specifically for all gasoline and light duty diesel engines.Use in cars, trucks, boats, and light...

Evans Waterless Coolant Prep Fluid Evans Prep Fluid is a waterless cooling system flush designed to remove water-based antifreeze after draining the cooling system of an engine. Prep Fluid should...

Evans Waterless Coolant Prep Fluid (1/2 Gallon) Evans Prep Fluid is a waterless cooling system flush designed to remove water-based antifreeze after draining the cooling system of an engine. Prep...

Evans Cooling Analog Refractometer A refractometer is a laboratory or field device for the measurement of an index of refraction (refractometry). Evans Cooling refractometers are used to measure...

Water Temp Sender Manifold (Inline Radiator Hose) If you want to add a real water temperature gauge to your Toyota, instead of the factory "idiot light", we have the solution. LC Engineering's...

OEM Coolant Bypass Union (Elbow) This elbow is a genuine OEM Toyota part. This is the 90 degree pipe that screws into the underside of the lower intake manifold that meets the coolant line from the...

OEM Coolant Bypass Hose Clamp If you have ever had to connect the lines on the bottom of your throttle body, you know the foresight needed to get everything lined up properly to fit your long nose...