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The D2P Fuel Tank Inlet Filler Neck Pipe (MPN 77201-42180) is an essential aftermarket replacement component designed specifically for Toyota RAV4 MK3 petrol models manufactured between 2005 and 2013. It is intended for vehicle owners or mechanics looking to restore the integrity of their fuel delivery system, offering a reliable alternative to original equipment that ensures a secure, leak-free connection. While it provides high-quality fitment and durability, users must confirm that their specific vehicle's production year and engine type match the 2005-2013 petrol specification to avoid installation issues.
| Model Part Number | 77201-42180 |
|---|---|
| Brand | D2P |
No, this part is specifically engineered for models produced between 2005 and 2013 (MK3).
No, the package includes the filler neck pipe tube only; you should reuse your existing fuel cap.
While possible with a jack and jack stands, professional installation is recommended due to the delicate nature of fuel system connections.
This component is designed exclusively for petrol-powered Toyota RAV4 MK3 vehicles.
It is constructed from durable materials, but we recommend applying an automotive-grade undercoating for added protection in harsh climates.
Ensure the breather pipe attached to the neck is not kinked or blocked during the installation process.
Verify that all hose clamps are tightened securely and the fuel cap is properly seated to maintain system pressure.
Double-check the MPN 77201-42180 to ensure the vehicle is a 2005-2013 petrol model; if correct, check for any remaining debris in the mounting brackets.
Before purchase, verify that your Toyota RAV4 matches the 2005-2013 generation and utilizes a petrol engine. Installation involves removing the rear wheel arch lining and detaching the fuel filler housing from the chassis. It is recommended to replace the rubber gasket/seal whenever installing a new pipe to prevent leaks. Since this part is exposed to road elements, applying a light anti-corrosion spray or undercoating to the exterior of the pipe after installation can significantly extend its service life, especially in regions with heavy winter road salting.
