Toyota Highlander Engine Variable Timing Solenoid
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Easy Install, Perfect Fit
James
in 4 months
This was a perfect match for the original part. It installed quickly and the Check Engine Light went away immediately. If you are getting a VVT Code on a First Gen Highlander I would start by replacing these.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2002 Toyota Highlander
This was a perfect match for the original part. It installed quickly and the Check Engine Light went away immediately. If you are getting a VVT Code on a First Gen Highlander I would start by replacing these.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2002 Toyota Highlander
Reviews for
Easy Install, Perfect Fit
James
in 4 months
This was a perfect match for the original part. It installed quickly and the Check Engine Light went away immediately. If you are getting a VVT Code on a First Gen Highlander I would start by replacing these
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2002 Toyota Highlander
This was a perfect match for the original part. It installed quickly and the Check Engine Light went away immediately. If you are getting a VVT Code on a First Gen Highlander I would start by replacing these
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2002 Toyota Highlander
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Works
Al
in 5 months
This is 2nd one i've replace. bank 1( cyclinder 2, 4, 6) of 2001 Toyota Highlander 6 cylinder. Car has 280,000 plus miles on it. the other bank i replaced 8 months earlier. Both repairs were easy to diagnose with the codes that came up. both times the car starting down shifting weird at high speeds.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2001 Toyota Highlander
This is 2nd one i've replace. bank 1( cyclinder 2, 4, 6) of 2001 Toyota Highlander 6 cylinder. Car has 280,000 plus miles on it. the other bank i replaced 8 months earlier. Both repairs were easy to diagnose with the codes that came up. both times the car starting down shifting weird at high speeds.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2001 Toyota Highlander
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