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Repco Brake & Fuel Line Clamp - RST196

Repco Brake & Fuel Line Clamp - RST196

$14
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GossFuel Emiss Hose (5/16) 8MM x 1M - FH80L10

GossFuel Emiss Hose (5/16) 8MM x 1M - FH80L10

$17
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T&E Tools Screw Type Brake Hose Clamp

T&E Tools Screw Type Brake Hose Clamp

$34
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GossFuel Emiss Hose (3/16) 5MM x 1M - FH50L10

GossFuel Emiss Hose (3/16) 5MM x 1M - FH50L10

$17
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Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 6MMx15M PerM - FH60L150M

Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 6MMx15M PerM - FH60L150M

$19
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T&E Tools Brake Hose Crimp Pliers

T&E Tools Brake Hose Crimp Pliers

$34
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Toledo Hose/Brake Line Crimping Pliers - 301025

Toledo Hose/Brake Line Crimping Pliers - 301025

$64
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Goss Transmission Cooler Hose 8mm x 1m - TCH80L10

Goss Transmission Cooler Hose 8mm x 1m - TCH80L10

$22
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Goss FuelcInjection Hose 8MMx 1M - FI80L10

Goss FuelcInjection Hose 8MMx 1M - FI80L10

$32
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Goss Fuel Injection Hose 10MMx1M - FI100L10

Goss Fuel Injection Hose 10MMx1M - FI100L10

$41
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GossFuel Emiss Hose (1/4) 6MM x 1M - FH60L10

GossFuel Emiss Hose (1/4) 6MM x 1M - FH60L10

$17
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Goss Brake Vaccum Hose 12MMx15M-PerM - BV120L150M

Goss Brake Vaccum Hose 12MMx15M-PerM - BV120L150M

$35
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Goss Brake Vaccum Hose 9MMx1M - BV90L10

Goss Brake Vaccum Hose 9MMx1M - BV90L10

$97
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Goss Brake Vacuum Hose 9MMx15M PerM - BV90L150M

Goss Brake Vacuum Hose 9MMx15M PerM - BV90L150M

$31
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Goss Brake Vacuum Hose 12MMx5M - BV120L50

Goss Brake Vacuum Hose 12MMx5M - BV120L50

$242
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Goss Brake Vaccum Hose 9MMx1M - BV120L10

Goss Brake Vaccum Hose 9MMx1M - BV120L10

$133
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Goss Brake Vacuum Hose 9MMx5M - BV90L50

Goss Brake Vacuum Hose 9MMx5M - BV90L50

$561
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T&E Tools Hose Pinch-Off Pliers - 250mm - 4256

T&E Tools Hose Pinch-Off Pliers - 250mm - 4256

$94
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GossFuel Emiss Hose (3/8) 10MM x 1M - FH100L10

GossFuel Emiss Hose (3/8) 10MM x 1M - FH100L10

$21
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GossFuel Emiss Hose (5/32) 4MM x 1M - FH40L10

GossFuel Emiss Hose (5/32) 4MM x 1M - FH40L10

$15
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Toledo Brake Bleeder Wrench Set - 310007

Toledo Brake Bleeder Wrench Set - 310007

$718
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GossFuel Emiss Hose (1/8) 3MM x 1M - FH30L10

GossFuel Emiss Hose (1/8) 3MM x 1M - FH30L10

$22
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Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 5MMx15M PerM - FH50L150M

Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 5MMx15M PerM - FH50L150M

$19
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Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 4MMx5M - FH40L50

Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 4MMx5M - FH40L50

$67
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Toledo Brake Line Pinching Pliers - 321028
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Toledo Brake Line Pinching Pliers - 321028

$16
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GossFuel Emiss Hose 6.5MM x 1M - FH65L10

GossFuel Emiss Hose 6.5MM x 1M - FH65L10

$17
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Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 3MMx5M - FH30L50

Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 3MMx5M - FH30L50

$98
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Goss Fuel Inj Hose 8MMx5M - FI80L50

Goss Fuel Inj Hose 8MMx5M - FI80L50

$115
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GossFuel Emiss Hose (1/2) 12.5MM x 1M - FH125L10

GossFuel Emiss Hose (1/2) 12.5MM x 1M - FH125L10

$38
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Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 6MMx5M - FH60L50

Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 6MMx5M - FH60L50

$107
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Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 5MMx5M - FH50L50

Goss Fuel Emiss Hose 5MMx5M - FH50L50

$115
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Goss Fuel Inj Hose 10MMx5M - FI100L50

Goss Fuel Inj Hose 10MMx5M - FI100L50

$171
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Goss Fuel Inj Hose 10MMx15M PerM - FI100L150M

Goss Fuel Inj Hose 10MMx15M PerM - FI100L150M

$46
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GossFuel Injection Hose 6.5MM x 1M - FI65L10

GossFuel Injection Hose 6.5MM x 1M - FI65L10

$31
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2009 Toyota Fortuner Brake Hose — What It Does and How To Look After It

Based on technical references including the Toyota Fortuner (AN60 series, 2005–2015) Repair Manual – Brake System (BR), the Toyota Electronic Parts Catalogue for the KUN/GGN platform, and the industry brake hose standard SAE J1401, the 2009 Toyota Fortuner is fitted with flexible hydraulic brake hoses. These hoses connect the chassis hard lines to the moving components at each front brake caliper and across the rear axle, so a brake hose is absolutely relevant and used on this model.

On a 2009 Fortuner, the brake hose’s job is to safely carry high‑pressure brake fluid from the rigid lines to the brakes themselves while allowing for steering and suspension movement. They’re built with multi‑layer rubber or PTFE liners and reinforcement to handle repeated flexing and pressure spikes every time the pedal’s pressed. Without healthy hoses, braking feel can go spongy, stopping distances can blow out, or a leak can develop — none of which anyone wants on the open road or off the beaten track.

As part of servicing, it’s smart to treat brake hoses as a safety‑critical item. At every service or at least every 10,000–15,000 km, a technician should visually check for surface cracking, wetness from fluid seepage, bulges under pedal pressure, corrosion at the fittings, and any chafing from contact with wheels or suspension. If there’s any doubt, replacement is the go — hoses are relatively inexpensive compared with the risk.

Given heat, age, UV, and movement, many workshops in Australia and New Zealand recommend proactive replacement around the 8–10 year or 150,000–200,000 km mark, even if hoses look okay. Always replace hoses in axle pairs to keep pedal feel even. Use quality parts that meet SAE J1401 (or equivalent) and torque fittings to the Toyota spec from the repair manual. After any hose work, bleed the system with the correct brake fluid noted on the reservoir cap (typically DOT 3 or DOT 4 for this generation Toyota) and confirm a firm pedal before driving.

  • Watch for signs: spongy pedal, vehicle pulling under brakes, visible cracks/bulges, fluid around joints.
  • Fitment tips: keep the hose’s natural twist, ensure lock tabs/clips are fully seated, check full steering lock for clearance.
  • Final checks: proper torque, clean/dry joints, fresh fluid, and a road test with progressive stops.

Popular question: What are the symptoms of a failing brake hose on a 2009 Fortuner?

Common giveaways include a soft or sinking brake pedal, the SUV pulling to one side under braking, visible cracks, bulges, or dampness at the hose, and uneven pad/shoe wear. A collapsing inner liner can also hold pressure and cause a brake to drag after releasing the pedal.

If any of these show up, park it up and get the hoses checked straight away to avoid brake failure or rotor/drum damage.

Popular question: How often should the brake hoses be replaced?

There’s no universal kilometre‑based interval from Toyota, so condition is king. In local workshop practice, inspection every service is standard, with many recommending replacement around 8–10 years or 150,000–200,000 km, or immediately if cracks, leaks, bulges, or chafing are found.

Always replace in axle pairs and bleed with the correct fluid afterwards.

Popular question: Are braided stainless brake hoses legal in AU/NZ for a 2009 Fortuner?

Yes, when they’re certified to the correct standards and fitted properly. In Australia, they must comply with applicable ADR requirements and be installed by a licensed mechanic. In New Zealand, direct‑replacement braided lines that meet recognised standards are generally acceptable for WOF, modifications may require LVV certification. Always choose reputable, standards‑marked hoses.

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