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The Toyota Crankcase Breather Hose hoses back blow-by gases into the intake, maintaining pressure and reducing emissions. Trust in Toyota cars built since 1937 has been gained by producing cars that last long and its production system has eliminated waste, thus forcing workers to quickly fix and this enhances quality. New developments like the TNGA platform have provided the Toyota models with a firmer chassis, improved safety, and better handling as the sophisticated Hybrid Synergy Drive in the Prius and the 42-mile RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid demonstrate Toyota leadership on efficiency. These hybrids are offering high torque and reduced visits to the pump, which assert that Toyota still combines resilience with intelligent technology to provide drivers with their daily use. A Crankcase Breather Hose can be very small, but the functions of the hose in the recirculation of the vapor makes the hybrid engine or gasoline engine clean and within the emission regulations. At the moment of installing the new Crankcase Breather Hose, at first, you need to park and allow the engine to cool the battery down and disconnect it. Find the hose that connects the valve cover or the crankcase with the intake, observe the direction of the hose and loosen the clamps and withdraw the old line. Wipe the fittings to make sure the new Crankcase Breather Hose slides on without kinking and then fit it onto each barb, aligning it and clamping it into place and reconnecting any sensors or vacuum lines. Lastly, re-attach the battery, turn on the engine and check on leaks or wandering idle ensuring good performance.