Ignition Coil for Toyota Avensis Estate 2.0 (AZT220_)

This is a used ignition coil, also known as a coil pack, for a Toyota Avensis. The part type is an electrical coil, manufactured by Denso. Its original equipment manufacturer number is 9091902247. The part is in used condition, categorised as quality B. It was removed from a vehicle with a petrol engine, specifically the 1AZ-FSE engine code. The source vehicle was equipped with an automatic transmission. This ignition coil is priced at 110,80 EUR excluding VAT, with the price including VAT being 110,80 EUR. Delivery is free, with an expected delivery time of 3-6 days. An express delivery option is available for an additional fee. The purchase is covered by a 30-day full return policy. It is crucial to verify the OEM number 9091902247 to ensure compatibility with your specific vehicle. This part is compatible with the Toyota Avensis Estate (T22) model built between 1997 and 2003, specifically the 2.0 variant with the 1AZ-FSE engine. It may also fit other Toyota models and variants utilising the same engine and coil specification; cross-referencing the OEM number is essential for confirmation. When replacing an ignition coil, it is often practical to inspect and potentially replace related components such as spark plugs and ignition leads to ensure optimal engine performance. Opting for a used genuine part like this supports sustainability by giving quality components a second life, reducing waste and the demand for new manufacturing.

This spare part originates from the following car:

The source vehicle is a Toyota Avensis, specifically an Estate model of the T22 generation. The car type is an estate. It was first registered in the year 2001 and had recorded a mileage of 225,710 kilometres. The vehicle originated from Sweden. It was powered by a petrol engine, with the engine code 1AZ-FSE. The transmission was an automatic gearbox. The vehicle identification number is SB172BBN00E010756. The engine has a cylinder capacity of 1998 cubic centimetres, producing 150 horsepower, which is equivalent to 110 kilowatts. The car's construction type is an estate.

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