Product Specification

Denso original Denso original Denso Diesel Common Rail Fuel Injector 095000-7400 23670-39186 23670-39215 23670-39216 Replacement for OEM 1KD-FTV Truck Parts new injector original new injector

The DENSO 095000-7400 common rail fuel injector is engineered as a direct OEM equivalent for Toyota diesel platforms, carrying the primary OE number 23670-0L040 and fully interchangeable with 23670-30140, 23670-39145, 23670-39095, 23670-39315, 23670-39316, and 23670-39365. Designed to meet the demanding requirements of the 1KD-FTV and 2KD-FTV D-4D engine series, this injector operates within a high-pressure common rail system reaching up to 1800 bar. Each unit is produced under strict OEM-level quality controls, incorporating micron-level nozzle machining, hardened steel nozzle assemblies, and wear-resistant internal components to ensure consistent spray pattern, precise metering, and long service life across demanding commercial and passenger diesel applications including Hilux, Hiace, Fortuner, Innova, and Land Cruiser Prado models.

Precision electronic control and optimized solenoid response allow the DENSO 095000-7400 injector to deliver rapid injection cycles, improved fuel atomization, and stable idle operation. The corrosion-resistant surface treatment and premium internal materials reduce wear caused by prolonged exposure to high-pressure diesel flow, resulting in better cold start capability, reduced black smoke, lower exhaust emissions, and enhanced overall fuel efficiency. These performance characteristics make this injector a reliable OE replacement solution for workshops, distributors, and fleet maintenance programs serving global export markets across Asia, Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas.

Proper installation is essential to achieve expected performance and durability. Before fitting, technicians should verify OE number compatibility against 23670-0L040 or any approved cross reference, clean the fuel rail thoroughly, replace sealing washers, and inspect injector seats for damage. During installation, a calibrated torque wrench must be used in accordance with Toyota service specifications, with a new copper washer installed to prevent combustion leakage. After installation, injector coding should be performed if required by the ECU, followed by a leak test, rail pressure verification, and idle stability check. Periodic injector cleaning, regular filter replacement, and the use of premium diesel fuel are recommended to maximize service life and maintain consistent injection performance throughout the product lifecycle.