2002 toyota highlander 4/4 3.0 engine
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Not sure what question is. I had 4 Monroe quick struts indtalled on my 1998 Avalon. The rear struts are fine. However, the front struts are very noisy. The problem is that the coil sorings bind against the retaining caps when making a turn. They are relatively inexpensive but I would nit recommend them for the vehicle front. Internet is filled with posts about this problem. When I called Monroe they said I had ti settle it with the installer Pepboys. Then Pepboys says its a manufacturer issue. Go figure....
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I lnstalled quick struts on my wife's 2001 Camry two months ago so far very pleased.You can definitely feel the ride and handling difference.
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I'm not completely up to date with the Toyota Highlander radio plugs, but from what I remember there is two radio plugs on the back and one of them should be the correct size fitting. GM is the oddball that uses the micro antenna plug while everyone else uses the regular size plug. The kit has everything that you will need for the install. Hope I was able to answer your question!
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Mine came with the number 3f2e-9g756-ac. It worked. The motor in my vehicle is a 3.9L V6. I got the part # from my mechanic and even when it came with that one letter off, it worked
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It will work good with the 2.2L engine 4 cylinder. No need to cut or rewire just plug and play.
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Hi Steve, This part worked on my 2001 Camry 4 cylinder, so it should work on your 2002 also. Hope this helps. Patty
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I don't know I have a 6.75hp engine. I took the pull cord assy out and got numbers off of the part then crossed it over to this part.
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I doubt it. It is an original Toyota part made specifically for the Highlander.
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not sure because mine was a 3.4 l V6 I know parts are different for a 4 cyl.
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It works on my Highlander Hybrid, but not using the built in codes for my model and year. Under coaching from the ATEQ tech support folks I tried different year models and hybrid/regular until one worked
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it worked perfect for my 2005 Highlander. I installed a Pioneer AVH-X4600BT and it looks great.
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This plug does not fit your Highlander but there are plugs available from Amazon that will. Go to "automotive parts" click on "spark plugs" then enter your vehicle info at the top of the page. I entered 05 Highlander, base model, 3.3 V6, all wheel drive. If this does not describe your vehicle you will need to change it. Your vehicle came with Platinum Spark Plugs but you can switch to Iridium if you want. Stick with either Denso or NGK plugs. I found Denso 4504 PK20TT Platinum plugs or NGK 4589 1FR6T-11 Iridium Plugs. With a little searching you'll be able to find Denso Iridium's for your vehicle. There are some that are sold as 4 or 6 packs etc. I suggest you go to the site enter your vehicle into the search parameters and look. Amazon will tell you if the plugs you are looking at will fit your vehicle. They have very good prices for these plugs! You'll be hard pressed to find them cheaper elsewhere. Hope this is helpful
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I installed this on my 2013 highlander with no issues. Still have the spare and all.
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i need the model type & code number off engine please to work this out please
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Hi. Depends on the vehicle. What is your vehicle info including engine so I can check? Thanks.
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It worked perfectly on my 2014 Tacoma. I do not know about the Highlander, but see no reason why it wouldn't work just as we'll.
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The one I purchased recently (Right Hand) was for a Japanese Assembled 2010 Highlander. It was a perfect match for the original and fitted directly.I guess it is the same one for the US market.
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If you can't get an answer from someone who tried this on your exact model, then you are going to need to do your own engineering. Look to be sure you have several inches of straight pipe at the end of your exhaust. Then be prepared to make small modifications to the brackets or buy slightly different length bolts and find the right combination to get it where you want it. This unit will fit a lot of applications, if you can tinker with it. An exact fit model will be expensive, though should bolt right on. I have mine on a 07 Highlander 4 cyl. That took tinkering.