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Product Description
1VD Injector Bolt Kit – Complete set of new genuine injector clamp bolts to suit Toyota LandCruiser 1VD-FTV turbo diesel engines, including both early and late model injector systems with and without DPF.
- Toyota LandCruiser 70 Series – 1VD-FTV V8
- Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series – 1VD-FTV V8
- Pre-DPF and DPF models
- Suits early solenoid and late piezo injector applications
- 8 × Injector Clamp Bolt – 91551-80880
- Complete set of new genuine OEM injector clamp bolts
- Suits early and late model 1VD injector systems
- Compatible with DPF and non-DPF engines
- Correct length and thread for injector fitment
- High-strength construction
- Ensures proper injector clamping and retention
- Suitable for injector servicing and engine rebuild applications
Fitment Information
Make: Toyota
Models: Landcruiser 70 + 200 w DPF, Landcruiser 70 PRE DPF, Landcruiser 80 Series
Engine Code: 1VD
Fuel Type: Diesel
OEM Part Number: 91551-80880
Note: Verify compatibility by VIN or engine code before purchasing
Additional Information
| Make | Toyota |
|---|---|
| Model | LC70 & LC200 |
| Engine | 1VD |
| Condition | New Genuine |
| Part Type | Bolts |
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Questions and Answers
1. What is a 1VD Injector Bolt Kit used for?
A 1VD Injector Bolt Kit is used to securely retain the fuel injectors in Toyota 1VD-FTV diesel engines. The injector hold-down bolts provide the required clamping force to keep the injectors correctly seated during engine operation.
2. Which vehicles does the 1VD Injector Bolt Kit fit?
The kit is designed for Toyota vehicles equipped with the 1VD-FTV V8 diesel engine, including applicable LandCruiser 70 Series and 200 Series models. Always confirm the engine code and bolt part number against your vehicle before ordering.
3. Should injector bolts be replaced when installing new injectors?
Yes. Injector hold-down bolts are commonly replaced when servicing or replacing injectors to help ensure the correct clamping force and secure injector retention. Using the correct specification bolts is important for reliable injector installation and long-term engine performance.
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