Will CP9145 work with 1999 toyota 3.0L?
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If your car has the OBD11 system, on board diagnostics 11, standard for all cars, basically, foreign and domestic, then YES....
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I wouldn't trust it. That model did not work correctly on my old 1989 Chrysler. That is the last Actron product I will ever buy...
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The CP9190 is compatible with all vehicles 1996 and newer that were built for sale in the U.S. As this vehicle is not sold in the US, the product was never tested on it and therefore I cannot confirm that it will work with the Hilux vehicles.
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I can only guess ..Usually this part is interchangable with most Toyotas..check the schematic for your vehicle,available on line..
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I'm sorry I don't have an answere for you but these plug wires are correct for toyota's 3.4 V6
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I an no sure . I will keep this message .when I have one that comes in I will let you know . I did get this for the Toyotas .
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Are you just assuming a serial # is important or do the directives ask you for it? I think knowing the model# of your unit will be sufficient and combine this with the printed information on your 90098 kit that should list the model numbers that this specific kit will accomodate.
1985369
I'm not sure what your question is? But from what I get but on the 97 2.5L models there were two different motors (mid year change) for that year. This kit works one one of those models. If you have a 99 this should be the only kit that would work on your year. If you need verification you can get the code off the top of your engine and double check it with that engine code.
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yes, this solenoid kit is for the a340h transmission in your '94 toyota. thank you
1375060
The 99 series had not been out yet when I purchased mine for the 98 series. I would say yes, but not sure.
564010
Yes, the 9105 does work with 96-98 Chevy Trucks. And we have them in stock!!
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From my husband: "I read that some '94 and '95 models, but all of '96 to present Toyotas are OBD2 scan tool compliant. It worked in my 2004 Toyota Sienna and saved me a lot of cash by diagnosing a faulty Crankshaft Position Sensor which was only $25 to replace myself. An auto shop quoted at least $250 after diagnostics, part, shop fees & labor".
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I would think so it works on my 97 Lexus, I think it's any model 1996 & newer as long as the obd port is compatable
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To be honest I am not an expert on whether or not this will work with your vehicle. From my experience I would say no. I assume this as the device didn't work with my 2011 car, which based on their website it should work with all 1996 or newer vehicles. So granting that it didn't work with a "compatible vehicle" I do not think it will work with a 1993 vehicle. Also I am not sure if your vehicle is OBD 2 compatible as I tried looking for it at : http://obdclearinghouse.com/index.php?body=oemdb and couldn't find it. This tells me that your car is OBD 1 and not OBD 2. So i would look for an OBD 1 reader instead. Please let me know if this helps.
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This switch worked for my 2000 Camry with not problems. Not sure what the difference is for the 98 Corolla.
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Absolutely ! It may take 2 or 3 tries but you will get it. Very worth the price compared to purchasing directly from Toyota. Mine still working perfectly!
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Not sure what a P9 plug is. Can you provide more info? I replaced a Jensen with this unit. I use a wired remote mounted on my dash with my unit to protect the unit by mounting below. The old wired remote was incompatible with the new unit. I called the Jensen support group before my purchase regarding the compatibility of the old remote and the unit I ultimately purchased and they were very helpful with questions such as yours. You may want to give them a call. I found the contact info on their website.
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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.