Toyota 1GD-FTV 2.8L / 2GD-FTV 2.4L Diesel Injector OEM Part Number Guide

Toyota 1GD-FTV 2.8L / 2GD-FTV 2.4L Diesel Injector OEM Part Number Guide

Meta Description: Complete guide for Toyota 1GD-FTV 2.8L & 2GD-FTV 2.4L diesel injectors. Match OEM numbers 23670-0E020, 23670-11010, 23670-19015, 23670-09420, 23670-19025, 23670-09430 with Denso 295700-0550 & 295700-0560.

Introduction

The Toyota 1GD-FTV (2.8L) and 2GD-FTV (2.4L) diesel engines are widely equipped on Hilux, Fortuner, and Land Cruiser Prado models worldwide. These modern common-rail diesel systems rely on Denso piezo fuel injectors to ensure stable fuel atomization, strong power output, and low fuel consumption.

After long-term operation, contaminated diesel fuel, aging fuel systems, and high mileage will cause injector wear, leakage, and poor spraying performance. To avoid wrong replacement parts and engine failure, we sorted out the full official cross-reference part numbers for 1GD/2GD injectors in this article.

Official Denso & Toyota OEM Injector Part Number List

All listed numbers are factory original replacement codes, 100% compatible and interchangeable for corresponding engine models.

1. 1GD-FTV 2.8L Injector (Denso 295700-0550)

Matched Toyota OEM numbers: 23670-09420, 23670-19015

Applicable models: Toyota Hilux 2.8D, Fortuner 2.8D, Land Cruiser Prado 150 2.8L Turbo Diesel

2. 2GD-FTV 2.4L Injector (Denso 295700-0560)

Matched Toyota OEM numbers: 23670-0E020, 23670-11010, 23670-19025, 23670-09430

Applicable models: Toyota Hilux 2.4D, Fortuner 2.4L Turbo Diesel

Common Failure Symptoms of 1GD / 2GD Fuel Injectors

If your vehicle has the following problems, it means the diesel injectors are aging or damaged and need to be replaced in time:

• Engine rough idle, jittering obviously when cold starting

• Long cranking time, difficult cold start

• Insufficient power, weak acceleration and climbing

• Increased fuel consumption, abnormal fuel burning

• Black or white smoke from exhaust pipe

• Abnormal engine knocking noise

• Dashboard engine fault code, rail pressure error, cylinder misfire

Professional Installation Notes

1. Mandatory IMA Code Coding
All Denso piezo injectors for 1GD-FTV and 2GD-FTV require professional ECU coding after installation. Without coding, the engine will run unsteadily and trigger fault codes.

2. Replace fuel filter synchronously
Fuel impurity is the main cause of injector damage. It is necessary to replace the new fuel filter while replacing injectors to avoid secondary damage.

3. Replace new sealing gaskets
Do not reuse old copper gaskets and O-rings to prevent air leakage and oil leakage.

Why Choose Our Diesel Injectors

• Full coverage: 295700-0550, 295700-0560 and all matched Toyota OEM part numbers

• 100% fit for Toyota 1GD-FTV 2.8L & 2GD-FTV 2.4L engines

• Strict high-pressure bench testing for spray effect, sealing and flow rate

• Brand new & high-quality remanufactured injectors available

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FAQ

Q: Can 2.8L injectors be used on 2.4L engines?
A: No. The internal structure and calibration data are completely different. Mixed installation will cause engine smoke, power loss and even engine damage.

Q: Do the injectors come with calibration codes?
A: Each injector is marked with a unique IMA code, which supports professional ECU matching.

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