hi guys
any experince with the below aftermarker ignitor?
is this part breaks at times? thx for the support
any experince with the below aftermarker ignitor?
is this part breaks at times? thx for the support
afternarket ignition module
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Igniters can fail, but it is not all that common. Part number 89621-26010 is still available from Toyota, so no reason to go aftermarket.
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thx Jon, the cost i found is ~$450, very high, the aftermarket -assuming good- is optimal for me
FYI, Partsouq had them for half that, but are out of stock at the moment.
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ill contact them for info - thank you
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thx!
Hey
Looking for a test procedure for the 3FE igniter with nothing noted in the FSM. Any Advice? Is it a case of everything else tests okay so change the igniter.
Also, what is your experience with the failure rate of the ignition module inside the distributor?
It tests okay but just barely on one side, other side measures right in the middle of the resistance spec.
BTW Amayama has the igniters in stock now
Cheers
John
Jon,
Looking for a test procedure for the 3FE igniter with nothing noted in the FSM. Any Advice? Is it a case of everything else tests okay so change the igniter.
Also, what is your experience with the failure rate of the ignition module inside the distributor?
It tests okay but just barely on one side, other side measures right in the middle of the resistance spec.
BTW Amayama has the igniters in stock now
Cheers
John
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I've got a working OEM one PM me
SmokingRocks
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sorry mines for a 1fz-fe, just a small detail I missed.
There is no test procedure that I know of for the igniter.
By "ignition module inside the distributor" I assume you mean the 2 pick up coils because that's all there is.
Coils will short or open, not change slightly in resistance. If there was an issue with one of the coils, the engine would not run.
Jon, Would you consider the 89621-26010 ignitor (available) a suitable alternate to the unavailable 89621-30010 on a 91 3FE JDM?
I don't know the specs for the JDM.
I will say that the igniter and ignition coil have to be matched to each other. If the pin outs and the working voltages are the same between the 2 igniters , then yes, you can swap them.
I just found a 89621-30010 on megazip.net and pulled the trigger. I'll let you know if it was a false inventory listing from Japan.
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I had one giving a random misfire code. It was aftermarket and said on it “made in the USA”. Put in a OEM igniter,, no codes for over 10,000 miles.
Cheers
Go with OEM Toyota if you can. Toyota ignition components are tough to beat.
I’ve got a 1992 with the 3fe and I’m having issues with an aftermarket icm and plug. I’m finding conflicting answers about the part number 89621-26010 working. Does anyone know if that’s compatible and if so have a diagram of what the terminals are?
The pinouts appear to be the same between the 2 igniters. That doesn't necessarily mean it will work. It might make the ignition coil unhappy.
You should also have a look at the resources section.
