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Old 11-21-2011, 12:21 PM   #1 (permalink)
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2002 Camry 2.4L Ignition Coil Failure

I have a 2002 Camry 2.4L, ECM 89666-06220, ignition coil 90919-02243. One of the coils has gone out. I got a misfire code on P303. I then moved the cylinder 3 coil to cylinder 4, cleared the code and restarted the car. The new code was P304, bad coil. I found a set of low mileage used coils, 90080-19023. The dealer says this number was one of the three options for 2002. But the pin-to-pin ohm values don’t match. The 90080-19023 pin ohms, 1-2= 348, 1-3=667, 1-4= 490, 2-3= 1100, 2-4= 912, 3-4= open. The 90919-02243 pin ohms, 1-2= 390, 1-3= 673, 1-4=940, 2-3= 1154, 2-4=1403, 3-4= open. I’m wondering if anybody else has successfully done this substitution and not burned up their ECM ? The wrecking yards say they will work, call me a skeptic!
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Google Toyota Parts East. Plug in the info for your car. Find "ignition and coil". Look at the parts illustration by selecting "more info." Part 919-02243/02244 supereceeded by 919-02266. I think any coil off a 2002 I4 will work.Regards
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