Toyota Engine Codes Database

Complete Toyota Engines Database (1937–2026)

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Covers Toyota petrol, diesel, and hybrid engines used across UK and European models - from early A-series engines to modern Dynamic Force and Hybrid Synergy Drive units. Each engine code includes specifications, compatible vehicles, and emissions data, sourced from official Toyota and EU records.

Engine Variants
Models Covered
of Engineering
Compliance Data

Data sourced from Toyota Group TIS, EU Regulation (EC) No 715/2007, and Toyota Product Technical Reports.

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Engine CodeFuel TypeSeries
Diesel12ht
Petrol12r
Petrol18r
Petrol18r C
Petrol18r G
Diesel1ad Ftv
Petrol1az Fe
Petrol1az Fse
Diesel1c
Diesel1c L
Diesel1c Tl
Diesel1c Tlc
Diesel1cd Ftv
Petrol1e L
Petrol1fz Fe
Petrol1g E
Diesel1gd Ftv
Petrol1gr Fe
Diesel1hd Ft
Diesel1hd Fte
Diesel1hd T
Diesel1kd Ftv
Petrol1kr Fe
Diesel1kz T
Diesel1kz Te
Petrol1mz Fe
Diesel1n
Diesel1nd Tv
Petrol1nr Fe
Petrol1nr Fke
Petrol1nz Fe
Petrol1rz
Petrol1s El
Petrol1s L
Petrol1sz Fe
Petrol1ur Fe
Diesel1vd Ftv
Diesel1ww
Diesel1wz
Petrol1zr Fae
Petrol1zr Fe
Petrol1zz Fe
Petrol21r
Petrol21r C
Petrol21r U
Petrol22r
Petrol2a
Petrol2a L
Diesel2ad Fhv
Diesel2ad Ftv
Petrol2az Fe
Petrol2az Fse
Diesel2c
Diesel2c E
Diesel2c L
Diesel2c T
Diesel2c Te
Petrol2e
Petrol2e E
Petrol2e L
Petrol2e Lc
Petrol2f
Diesel2h
Petrol2jz Gte
Petrol2k
Diesel2kd Ftv
Diesel2l
Diesel2l T
Petrol2nr Fke
Petrol2nz Fe
Petrol2rz E
Petrol2s E
Petrol2s El
Petrol2s Elc
Petrol2sz Fe
Petrol2t
Petrol2t C
Petrol2t G
Petrol2tb
Petrol2tj
Petrol2tz Fe
Petrol2uz Fe
Petrol2vz Fe
Diesel2ww
Diesel2wz Tv
Petrol2y
Petrol2y C
Petrol2zr Fae
Petrol2zr Fe
Petrol2zr Fe Sc
Petrol2zz Ge
Petrol3a
Petrol3a C
Diesel3b
Diesel3c Te
Petrol3k B
Petrol3k C
Petrol3k H
Petrol3rz Fe
Petrol3s Fe
Petrol3s Ge
Petrol3s Gte
Petrol3t
Petrol3vz E
Petrol3vz Fe
Diesel3wz Tv
Petrol3y
Petrol3y C
Petrol3zr Fae
Petrol3zr Fe
Petrol3zz Fe
Petrol4a F
Petrol4a Fe
Petrol4a Ge
Petrol4a Gec
Petrol4a Gel
Petrol4a Gelc
Petrol4a L
Petrol4a Lc
Petrol4e Fe
Petrol4k
Petrol4k C
Diesel4wz Ftv
Petrol4zz Fe
Petrol5e Fe
Petrol5k
Petrol5m
Petrol5m E
Petrol5m Ge
Petrol5s Fe
Petrol5vz Fe
Petrol7a Fe
Petrol7m Ge
Petrol7m Gte
Petrol8nr FtS
PetrolA-Series
PetrolA-Series
ElectricBZ-Series
ElectricBZ-Series
ElectricityEAXLE-Series
PetrolM-Series
PetrolM-Series
PetrolT-Series
PetrolT-Series
PetrolTHS-Series
PetrolTHS-Series
PetrolV-Series

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Engine specifications and technical data sourced from Toyota Group Technical Documentation and EU Vehicle Type Approval Database. Consult vehicle documentation or professional guidance before undertaking mechanical work. Report errors or omissions through our contact channels.

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How to Find Your Toyota Engine Code

The engine code is essential for ordering parts, diagnosing issues, and verifying compatibility. It is not the same as the VIN or chassis number. This guide shows exactly where to find it - by model and engine type - using official Toyota and DVLA sources

Engine Code

Engine Code

A unique identifier stamped on the engine block or cover used for parts and service.

VIN

VIN

The vehicle identification number that holds encoded vehicle and engine information.

Chassis Number

Chassis Number

The chassis or frame number used for registration and legal identification.

Toyota Prius (XW30, 2009–2015)

Toyota Prius (XW30, 2009–2015)

2ZR-FXE Engine

Locate the engine code on a white label attached to the valve cover or intake manifold. It reads '2ZR-FXE' clearly.

Toyota Yaris D-4D (2011–2020)

Toyota Yaris D-4D (2011–2020)

1ND-TV Engine

The engine code is stamped on the front timing cover, near the camshaft housing. Look for '1ND-TV' cast into the metal.

Toyota RAV4 Hybrid (XA50, 2019–Now)

Toyota RAV4 Hybrid (XA50, 2019–Now)

A25A-FXS Engine

Open the hood and look at the intake manifold area. The code is on a label near the hybrid inverter. Confirm 'A25A-FXS' for hybrid models.

Toyota Corolla (E120, 2000–2007)

Toyota Corolla (E120, 2000–2007)

1NZ-FE Engine

The engine code is cast into the front of the cylinder head, near the thermostat housing. Look for '1NZ-FE'.

Engine code locations per Toyota TIS Vehicle Identification Guide. V5C field definitions from DVLA Guide to Vehicle Registration. VIN structure compliant with EU Regulation (EC) No 715/2007, Article 7.

Toyota Engine Technology Specifications and Reliability Data

A technical breakdown of Toyota's core engine systems including VVT-i, D-4D Common Rail, Hybrid Synergy Drive, timing architectures and Dynamic Force design with documented reliability impacts. All data sourced from Toyota Group TIS, Product Technical Reports and EU Regulation (EC) No 715/2007

Overview

Toyota's proprietary VVT-i (Variable Valve Timing-intelligent) system continuously adjusts intake camshaft timing to optimise power, efficiency, and emissions across the rev range.

How it Works

An oil-pressure-actuated camshaft phaser rotates the intake cam relative to the crankshaft, advancing or retarding valve timing based on engine load and speed.

VVT-i mechanism
Evolution
VVT-i I

1NZ-FE (1999)

Intake-only variable timing

Dual VVT-i

2ZR-FXE (2009)

Intake and exhaust cam control

VVT-iE

8AR-FTS (2015)

Electric motor actuation for intake

Dynamic Force VVT-iE

A25A-FKS (2017)

High-response electric actuator

Sources
Toyota TIS Document — VVT-i System Operation
Toyota Group Drive Systems Technical Brief 2023
Affected Engines
1NZ-FE2NZ-FE1ZR-FE2ZR-FE2ZR-FXE2AR-FE2AR-FXEA25A-FKSA25A-FXS
COMMON ISSUES
  • VVT-i solenoid clogging

    Oil sludge can block oil passages, causing rough idle or P0011/P0012 codes

  • Cam phaser wear

    High-mileage engines may develop rattling on cold start

  • Oil pressure sensitivity

    Low oil level or wrong viscosity affects VVT-i operation

Toyota Engine Production Facts Manufacturing Output and Partnerships

Authoritative data on Toyota's global engine production, plant operations, and strategic partnerships. All figures sourced from Toyota Group Annual Reports, Sustainability Reports, and EU industrial compliance records.

Major Engine Production Plants

Toyota manufactures engines at multiple primary facilities, each specialising in specific families.

Toyota City Plant

🇯🇵Toyota City Plant(Japan)

  • Global HQ and historic production hub
  • Engines: Dynamic Force, ZR, AR families
  • Capacity: ~800,000 engines/year (2023)
Derby Plant

🇬🇧Derby Plant(United Kingdom)

  • Toyota's UK engine manufacturing centre
  • Engines: 1NZ-FE, 2ZR-FXE, hybrid components
  • Capacity: ~150,000 engines/year (2023)
Valenciennes Plant

🇫🇷Valenciennes Plant(France)

  • European hybrid and petrol engine production
  • Engines: 2ZR-FXE, hybrid transaxles
  • Capacity: ~200,000 hybrid powertrains/year

Annual Engine Production Volume

Toyota produces over 900,000 engines per year globally. Note the steady decline in Diesel production due to Euro 6d and WLTP regulations, while Hybrid integration rises significantly.

Diesel Decline (-13% since 2020)
Hybrid Growth (+23% since 2020)
Regulatory Impact: (EC) No 715/2007

Note: Diesel production has declined steadily due to Euro 6d and WLTP regulations (Regulation (EC) No 715/2007). Hybrid and plug-in hybrid integration rising.

0k200k400k600k800k1,000k850k2020870k2021890k2022910k2023920k2024 (e)Total Engines Produced
Petrol
Diesel
Hybrid

Toyota Strategic Partnerships

Strategic collaborations since 1990s. BMW partnership for Supra (B48/B58 engines), Subaru for 86/BRZ platform, and Mazda for hybrid technology sharing.

Shared Platform

Toyota chassis with BMW-sourced B48/B58 engines for Supra

Production

Supra assembled at Magna Steyr (Austria) with Toyota quality control

Toyota-BMW Collaboration: Supra Powertrain
  • Strategic partnership from 2011 for sports car development.
  • BMW B48/B58 engines power Toyota Supra (J29/DB) globally.
  • Shared engineering: chassis dynamics, safety systems, and infotainment integration.

Toyota Global Newsroom – Supra Development

Powertrain Mix (2020–2024)

Shift in production reflects EU emissions policy and changing consumer demand.

Petrol45%
Diesel12%
Hybrid43%
Petrol
45–55%
Driven by Dynamic Force (A25A, M20A) and ZR families
Diesel
12–25%
Declining due to Euro 6d, urban access restrictions, and AdBlue complexity
Hybrid (HEV/PHEV)
20–43%
Hybrid Synergy Drive models (Prius, Corolla Hybrid, RAV4 Hybrid, PHEV variants)

This aligns with Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/1151 (WLTP/RDE) and EU 2035 ICE phase-out roadmap.

Engine production years verified via Toyota Group Product Reports and EU type-approval records

Engine Code FAQ Common Questions Answered

The most common questions about engine codes, what they mean, how to find them and how this database works

Confirm the full engine designation using vehicle-specific manufacturer records and the engine marking. An engine serial number, a registration record and a marketed power badge are not automatically the same identifier. Match the VIN/build data and the installed engine before selecting parts or a replacement.

No. A factory-application reference and a replacement-interchange decision are different. Match the full engine designation, vehicle build data, emissions equipment, controls and relevant supplier/OEM information.

No. Records have different review states. Read the correction notice, source scope and application limits on the individual record. Missing technical fields must not be inferred from similar engine codes.

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  • Toyota Group – Technical Information System (TIS), Product Technical Reports, Annual Reports, Sustainability Reports
  • Toyota TIS / Service Information – Repair Manuals, Technical Service Bulletins
  • EU Regulation (EC) No 715/2007 – Type-approval of light-duty vehicles
  • Commission Regulation (EU) 2017/1151 – WLTP and RDE testing procedures
  • UK DVLA Vehicle Approval and V5C Guidelines
DVLA: Engine Changes and MoT Compliance

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