Fuel Injector Suitable for Daihatsu Sirion Perodua Myvi Toyota Passo JY1953
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Description This is a high-quality replacement fuel injector designed to restore optimal fuel delivery in compatible vehicles. It serves as a direct replacement for OEM part numbers 23250-B2010 and 23209-B2010, and is equivalent to reference number JY1953. This injector helps maintain efficient engine performance and smooth operation.
Features - Direct replacement fuel injector for specific Daihatsu, Perodua, and Toyota models - Equivalent to OEM part numbers 23250-B2010, 23209-B2010, and JY1953 - Ensures precise fuel atomization for efficient combustion - Constructed with durable materials for long-lasting service - Helps restore engine performance and fuel economy
Specifications - Reference Number: JY1953 - Weight: 140.0g - Dimensions: 10.0 x 5.0 x 3.0 cm - Placement: Engine Compartment
Compatible With Suitable for Daihatsu Sirion 2004-2016 Suitable for Perodua Myvi 2005-2017 Suitable for Toyota Belta 2005-2012 Suitable for Toyota Passo 2004-2010 Suitable for Toyota Ractis 2005-2010
Package Include 1 x Fuel Injector
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Highlights
- This fuel injector ensures precise fuel delivery to the engine, supporting efficient combustion and helping to restore smooth acceleration and idle performance
- Designed to fit Daihatsu Sirion 2004-2016, Perodua Myvi 2005-2017, Toyota Belta 2005-2012, Toyota Passo 2004-2010, and Toyota Ractis 2005-2010 models
- Constructed with durable materials to withstand high fuel pressure and temperature conditions inside the engine compartment for reliable long-term use
- Replaces OEM part numbers 23250-B2010, 23209-B2010, and reference number JY1953 for easy identification and installation
- Direct replacement design allows for simple installation without modifications, helping to restore original engine performance and fuel economy