OEM Toyota Prius Air Intake Hose

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Toyota Prius Air Intake Hose is at the center of a car icon that is known to have nimble handling, whisper quiet operation and mind-blowing fuel economy that allows the Toyota driver to fly past the stations and cruise mile upon mile along the highway with reduced emissions, which the generative braking system, slick CVT and lightweight hood make possible, shedding pounds of mass, the Prius will react instantly in the city and travel long distances on the highway. The low drag coefficient of the hatchback profile, the spacious rear seat and ingenious cargo space, make every Toyota owner have practical versatility without losing the futuristic feel the Prius has maintained since being introduced in 1997. The Air Intake Hose is an airbox-to throttle body sealed duct that introduces cool filtered air to the throttle body to maintain optimum pressure and allows the sensors to optimize combustion, making acceleration smooth and the gasoline engine in the hybrid system clean and stable. The Air Intake Hose is made of heat-resistant rubber and shape-molded to fit the Prius perfectly so that dust and unmetered air does not creep through the filter which would otherwise waste fuel, spike the emissions and disrupt the delicate Toyota hybrid balance. Cracks can occur over years and a quick replacement of a new Air Intake Hose will regain airtight integrity. Installation steps include loosening the clamps, disconnection of sensors, lifting the old hose, putting on the new hose, aligning ports and tightening evenly and confirming no leakages.