what is the difference between

[squeakers]

2AZ-FE and 2GR-FE

where do i find out which one i have??

smiles

[njerald]

Originally Posted by squeakers

2AZ-FE and 2GR-FE

where do i find out which one i have??

smiles

The first is the I4 and the second is the V6.

You could count the spark plugs under your hood...................or 100 other ways.

[bandit]

Or the papers that you signed for the car or on the door panel itself. But pretty much what njerald said...I4 vs V6

[squeakers]

Thanks

Smiles

[workerant]

Originally Posted by njerald

You could count the spark plugs under your hood

[LOV]

Originally Posted by njerald

You could count the spark plugs under your hood.

[gdanaher]

Originally Posted by squeakers

2AZ-FE and 2GR-FE

where do i find out which one i have??

smiles

This is just beyond funny. You mean to say that you bought a car and didn't have an idea it might have two different engines? I bet the sales staff loved you.

[dramaticlatino]

Originally Posted by gdanaher

This is just beyond funny. You mean to say that you bought a car and didn't have an idea it might have two different engines? I bet the sales staff loved you.

I don't think anyone can be that I'm sure he was asking because he must of heard those expressions or read it on the threads somewhere, but if that's not the case then buddy I'll give you 1 dollar bill for a 100

[bandit]

Originally Posted by gdanaher

This is just beyond funny. You mean to say that you bought a car and didn't have an idea it might have two different engines? I bet the sales staff loved you.

Well people dont say 2GR-FE or 2AZ-FE. People usually refer it to 4 cylinder or V6. When you walk into a dealership you dont go and tell a dealer that you want a 2GR or 2AZ.

[CamrySExxx]

^ yea i think he wants to know what his engine code is ...

[gdanaher]

The op clearly indicates he does not know what engine is in his car.

Raise the hood. Read the label.

[bandit]

Originally Posted by gdanaher

The op clearly indicates he does not know what engine is in his car.

Raise the hood. Read the label.

He asked which engine code he has. He didnt say..."do I have a I4 or V6?"

So...ummm with the pictures below...where does it say 2AZ and 2GR? NO where cuz he wasnt asking which engine he has.

[BlackCamSe]

heres the 2AZ-FE

and heres the 2GR-FE

[eddiefromcali]

IDK why you guys have to make fun of people asking a legit question. I didnt know the engine code of the car when I bought it. I knew it was a V6, 268hp and what the car came with but I never bothered to look at every f'ing p/n on the engine or the engine code. You think a dumbass sales guy is going to know what your talking about when you ask him "How many 2008 2GR-FE Camrys do you have?" This guy is obviously a newb and has every right to ask wtf these codes mean.

Same thing goes for the new chevy trucks, people dont know the new trucks are GMT-900s. They know they are the newest body style and what not...they dont know specific manufacturer codes.

[cosism]

Originally Posted by eddiefromcali

IDK why you guys have to make fun of people asking a legit question. I didnt know the engine code of the car when I bought it. I knew it was a V6, 268hp and what the car came with but I never bothered to look at every f'ing p/n on the engine or the engine code. You think a dumbass sales guy is going to know what your talking about when you ask him "How many 2008 2GR-FE Camrys do you have?" This guy is obviously a newb and has every right to ask wtf these codes mean.

Same thing goes for the new chevy trucks, people dont know the new trucks are GMT-900s. They know they are the newest body style and what not...they dont know specific manufacturer codes.

Exactly. I thought it was a legit question as well. Well, enough to merit some search engine use, or a nice post answering the question then a point in the right direction as far as using the search engine... but hey, that is just me.