Description
This genuine Denso Common Rail Injector is supplied under the Denso Exchange Program. A core charge applies, and the old injector must be returned. It is designed for the Toyota 1KD-FTV 3.0ltr common rail turbo diesel engine (Euro 4), fitted to HiAce, Dyna, Toyoace, and Dutro models from 2010 onwards. Built to strict OEM standards, this injector ensures precision fuel atomisation, efficient combustion, and long service life.
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Product Overview
Condition: New Denso Exchange Program (Core Charge Applies)
Brand: Denso
Part Number: 295050-0820
Denso Reference: DCRI300820
OEM References: 23670-30380 / 23670-39385
Engine Compatibility: Toyota 1KD-FTV 3.0 L Diesel (Euro 4 common rail)
Applications:
Toyota HiAce 3.0 L 1KD-FTV (2010 onwards)
Toyota Dyna 3.0 L 1KD-FTV
Toyota Toyoace 3.0 L 1KD-FTV
Toyota LandCruiser 200 Series (certain 1KD Euro 4 configurations)
Toyota Dutro (Euro 4 1KD engine)
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Important Note on Denso Numbers
Denso injector numbers may include suffix variations (e.g., 295050-0820 through 295050-0829). These represent minor production updates only and do not affect fitment or specifications.
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Why Choose Our Injectors
Genuine Denso Exchange Program unit
Backed by Densos factory-quality assurance
Restores OEM performance, efficiency, and emissions compliance
Supported by Cairns Diesels expert after-sales service
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Core Exchange Required
A core charge applies to this injector. Your old injector must be returned complete and serviceable to receive your refund.
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Warranty & Fast Shipping
All Denso Exchange injectors include a 12-month / 20,000 km warranty. We offer fast, secure shipping Australia-wide, ensuring minimal downtime for your Toyota vehicle.
Denso – 295050-0070
Toyota – 23670-30380
Toyota – 23670-39385
Toyota – 2367030380
Toyota – 2367039385
Before fitting your Common Rail components, please read our Common Rail Procedure