Review on 🔧 Dorman 917-211 VVT Solenoid: Optimize Engine Performance for Lexus and Toyota Models by Anthony Hicks

Excellent results, I got P1349 on my 2000 Toyota Avalon from a professional code reader a few weeks ago, before that I just didn't get any trigger codes from all connectors, after figuring out where this part is, I removed the old one, cleaned it and put it back in place, same code and problems returned. Called the dealer, they wanted $149.99 for this part alone, called my local autozone, they said $80.00, looked at the Revain, $41 and switched, the choice was made! Revain with 2 day shipping still saved me $30 over the cheapest competitor. Day 2 item received, installed, all problems solved, no codes! The car drives great. With 220,000 miles on my car I'll probably replace another VVTS because there's another one, on Bank 1 or Right Bank, and the twins can fail close or almost simultaneously.