will this work on a Toyota Pickup with 22r engine? would like to upgrade.
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MSD Tech suport says it will work. An MSD 6A ignition box lets you cut out the factory ignitor at a cost of course. If you are dealing with rough idle, lost power, or hard start a new set of spark plugs along with the new coil should make a noticeable difference. Just my opinion, but use the brand of spark plug the factory recommends and buy the platinum version. There are a lot of variables when it comes to cleaning up idle, throttle response, hard starting. This coil should give you a hotter spark and better combustion.
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I have a toyota 2013 corrolla and it worked great. I had it installed somewhere for about 150.
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I would say it is a definite maybe. I have an 83 115 and it works on it. I don't know anything whatsoever about any motor than mine though. :)
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I believe it will fit. It has the same 1mzfe engine my car has. Check sites like toyotapartszone.com to see for sure, but I'm pretty sure it will fit.
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It will work, yes. I'd still try to source the correct OE size for that compressor though.
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I have a 2001 Toyota Camry with a 4 cyl. engine . You might try a Subaru forum , I got mine from Toyota Nation . Make sure you don't need a oxygen sensor , local shop sold me one and was a waste of money this item is not a O2 sensor .
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if it looks similar it will work great. Runs my 22 horsepower great. They are old school and very universal. just be sure to hook it up right
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with about 1000 bucks worth of work ya. anything would fit. i bought a few of these turbos and they were junk. if i was you i would go to the junk yard and pull a 5.0 / wireharness and ecu and trans from explorer 5.0 that motor has 215hp stock and with a tuned ecu 300hp. that would be ur beter bet.
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My 4Runner with 2.7L engine is CA model. So if your Tundra has the 2.7L engine, then this Denso Oxygen sensor would work.
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Hey sorry just seen your question. To be honest i don't have a Toyota and don't want to say yes or no. I would think this would work on your truck. Sorry I can't give a more yes or no.
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Tried it on a 97 Toyota truck and it was running protocol 1. Didn't work. Older models have trouble. Most reputable small repair shops will diag your vehicle for free. Also, there are usually jumper configurations that will make the check engine light flash their code at you. Start there. If you have a newer model car and you still want to buy it for that, it's worth a go.
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I bought one of these as the correct replacement for a '71 dual port engine...it runs fine, no jetting issues that I can discern...my engine is dead stock, if you've got a stock engine that recommends this carb, I'd say go for it. Robert H.
650991
You need to research the parts on your motor or call a local marine mechanic and he would be able to tell you if it will work.
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I don't know. Mines a 85. But the engine parts are the same. I just guessed and they worked.
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I do not know. You will have to call the dealer and ask about the part. They may or may not give you the part number because they will not want you to part shop somewhere else. Google is your friend. I can tell you they are the same part for either bank. Some have longer pigtails than others so you will have to do some research. Toyota insisted they were different for my van and they were confused about which side of the motor my error code reported. So, it there is any question, go with the longer pigtail.
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It depends on which engine your truck has. This Filter Fits Toyota Engines: 1MZFE 22R 22RE 2JZ#2TZFE 2TZFZE 3VZFE 3SGTE 3RZFE 3VZE 5VZFE, 2TRFE
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I'm not sure, the best bet would be to contact minn-kota to see if your motor is compatible.