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Engine code - Lexusboy - 13-08-2017 While trying to look into different engine i thought i could share some info with you 4 = 4th engine design in that family Ax= engine family (most engines at Toyota now have two family character codes, ie 2AZ-FE) G = head design (G is a sporty head, F is an economy head - relates to horsepower performance, ie. Last gen Celica - 1ZZFE is the base engine (130hp) 2ZZGE is the sport engine (180hp) Z = Supercharged T = Turbocharged E = Fuel injection S = Direct injection (along with fuel injection - ie 1JZFSE) C- Equipped with emissions control systems (note: The “C” is not used if the engine was originally equipped for emissions controls.)(The C notation has been associated with California’s (USA), at that time having stricter emission standards) U- Equipped with emissions control systems for Japan. (The U notation has been associated with the introduction of Unleaded fuel available in Japan at that time) E- Electronic fuel injection (EFI) F- Gear coupled cam drive; dual overhead cam (DOHC) engine: timing belt or chain drives one cam, and “scissors” gear drives the other cam. [Narrow included valve angle]. The split “scissors” gear is a unique way to eliminate gear backlash. G- Dual overhead cam (DOHC) engine: timing belt or chain drives both cams. [Wide included valve angel] L- Transversely mounted in vehicle T- Turbocharged Z- Supercharged Also usually the same family motors have the same mounts (4age, 4afe, 4agze) I will continue looking into info on this over the next few weeks please add info if you can help. Engine code - Sparkystav - 13-08-2017 If you go to Wikipedia and type in toyota engines that comes up with a bti more info Engine code - Lexusboy - 13-08-2017 Cheers Stav. Here the link should anyone want it http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_engines |