Point taken from both of you robm and DennisMik. I'm going to give the Denso 673-1309 a shot. $59.78 ea on Amazon with Prime shipping. Going with NGK Iridium plugs as well. I think I will get good service. Forgot to mention I just turned 200k. I'm somewhat leary dumping a lot of money into my car. I feel like sometimes... you just never know what could happen or go out at that point. Even though everything is good to go at the time.

Thanks for the comments and feedback!

 

Make sure you get the correct coils for the region your car is made in there is Japan, Canada, and USA, your vin will tell you.

 

Yes sir! My VIN starts with a 2. USA made. Thanks for that though!

 

"Make sure you get the correct coils for the region your car is made in."


what??? no way

 

Yupp different regions use different parts for some things.

 

No. Other than availability( hybrids were made in Japan and so parts were regionally sourced sometimes- most times) the coils will be the same. Are you saying that if i have my Rx in florida and then move to Seattle that i need to change my coils? Or Cali to Nfld? Availability and price are the only factors in having different coils.

 

Having different part numbers for the same part is an inventory control/accounting phenomenon. Most times it is cheaper to get a part from multiple suppliers rather than use just one supplier and pay shipping all over the world. You could use one part number, but that creates confusion in modern accounting systems when it come time to pay the supplier. Which one? Using a different part number for each supplier eliminates this.

If you want to find out if 2 parts are really the same, go to the local parts store, such as Advanced, autozone, O'Reilly's, and see if they list one part or 2.

 

your not serious right?

 

2 = Canada.

 

I stand corrected... I meant North America.

I was going off of another thread on here:

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-...h-america.html

I was under the impression there were only 2 options for my year/model. Japan or North America.

 

Here's your sign.

 

The fact you are serious is.......alarming lol

 

Trying to replace fuel injector in my 2004 RX330, need to know how to turn the fuel pressure off, to prevent gas from spilling all over

 

Pull the fuel pump relay or fuse and start the car. Once the engine stops the fuel pressure should be relieved.

 

How do you identify the fuel pump relay or fuse for my 2004 rx330 ?