Toyota Kluger/Aurion 2GR Engine Ignition Coil Connectors

Ignition coil connectors of the 40 Series Kluger/Aurion 2GR engine can break during spark plug replacement. These connectors can be purchased separately from the parts department.

[@andrewmazzeo9711]

Great content Darek. A video on replacing the terminals would be awesome!

[@nunawadingtoyota8134]

Thank you. Yes I agree, I'll put something together on terminal replacement when I get back from holidays.

[@andrewsattler9086]

Hi, I love these videos. They are so bloody informative, such a refreshing thing a professional shares his knowledge.
Any chance of adding to.this to show how you remove and install the wires in the connectors.
Keep them coming mate. Andrew

[@nunawadingtoyota8134]

Thank you, appreciate the kind comment 🙂 A video on the removal and installation of the terminals in the connector is a good idea.

[@Pellude]

Where did you buy the ignition coils from mate?

[@nunawadingtoyota8134]

You can buy this from Toyota dealer

[@moshesheckel7369]

True, they always break and I have broken many. I have also NEVER had one come loose after refitting with a broken tab. They are secure and won't pull out. No glue or cable ties!
F-ck Toyota charging almost $20 for something that should last!

[@nunawadingtoyota8134]

Buying the right connector can be challenging. Hopefully the part number helps those that want to replace it.

[@English_Speaking_Fox]

Sure but there’s no harm using a cable tie for added security, especially if like us you’re frequently driving on corrugated roads.