need intake
 

I pulled my intake off to change the filter and the holes where the lines hook into it riped out where can i find a aftermarket one that doesnt cost an arm n a leg thanks i looked all over but no luck

I take it none of u have a intake

what lines? are you talking about stripping the intake filter box? can you post a picture I don't know what your talking about. sorry

take a pic?

My camera isnt working but the stock intake is gone it the part of the recirculater valve hooks up i just need a intake

http://www.ma70.com/bishop92t/techtips/index.html
go to this sight. click on the engine compartment links and tell me exactly what your talking about.. are you referring to the Accordion hose? that your stock Blow off valve connects to? the rubber piece that connects to your MAF? which in-turn connects to your air intake filter..
im seriously lost. your EGR valve. (exhaust gas Recirculation valve) is near your intake manifold. between your valve covers. please point and tell me what you need.

Bov where it hooks to the intake tube and whats that cps does that spin and what does it do my cap is broke on it if thats it and thank u for that pic to help me

Ah... you mean what's commonly referred to as the accordion hose or pipe. Do a search for that, someone posted recently that they found one for pretty cheap from some online vendor... I'm sorry, but i can't remember who. You might also search for threads with cooleze in them, that was also mentioned in the same thread although that one is expensie.

Ok thank u and i know what that sensor is my cap is broke on it what should i do to keep i from getting wet

Accordian part number: 17882-42012 MSRP is $49 but you can get it for less from www.toyotaworld.com... they're a Toyota dealership out of Texas. Still I think someone posted one they found for closer to $30. Verify that the part you need is the accordion... it's shown here and labeled 17886B

The CPS cover is available from Toyota. Part number: 19121-42010 and you should replace the seal as well: 19127-42010 Fortunately, these arts are both inexpensive.