OKAY MOTOR Secondary Air Pump (2-pack) for 2007 2008-2013 Toyota Tundra Land Cruiser Sequoia 2008-2013 Lexus LX570 4.6L 4.7L 5.7L 17610-0S010 10200231AA 33-2504M

Pump fit well and is doing the job. I wish now that I would have gotten 2 pumps and replaced both.

The Toyota-branded version of this lists at over $300, sells for around $300. I decided to do my own repairs on this and same some money. If you've never done this before (like me), it's a 1-2 hour job. As with many other users I've read about and watched repairs from, one or both of these air injection pumps will get water in it, causing the motor and electrical connections to rust & corrode. Sure enough, when I got in there and pulled these out, one was in bad shape and the other was almost pristine. I did decide to replace the air intake snorkel that feeds air into these pumps. At the closest dealer, it was $50-something. Overall, this was a relatively inexpensive repair. Power cords on this were just right -- not too long or short. This is on a 2010 2nd-gen Tundra. As I think someone else wrote, this pump might make a bit more noise than an OEM, but hey - it runs for under a minute, only on cold starts, and then it shuts off. It's not like it's whining all the way to work. I can live with that and the extra $230 in my pocket.

Worked well. Have not used for more than a month.

I ordered these pair online from Amazon from the OKay motor company in China. I thought it was a good deal at the time and had them installed. After after 18 months one of the motors through a check engine light. Apparently a bearing went bad then stopped working. They offered me a measly $30 that I but I don't know how I'm going to get back. I told him that I was going to send their units back. I was not impressed with the quality of craftsmanship. Japan's superiority in their products is well worth the money. The originals lasted 15 and one only lasted 18 months. I guess you get what you pay for. Is not worth the money because you have to pay someone to reinstall it again and it cost you more in the long run. I hope that they could respond and make things better and $30

I just installed them. So far so good in terms of functionality.... but i literally installed them 20 mins ago... so we'll see about longevity. My only complaint out of the box is the rubber boots/isolators. I had to secure them with zip ties or they would have fallen off on their own.

Excellent replacement. For Tundra's, this can actually be done without removing the wheel. Just tilt the wheel all the way left. With this product, you should also order some clips for the wheel well since those will come off broken (most likely). Easy to replace. I ended up using the original rubber legs (3) and cleared code. Restarted and bam, all good. I replaced both. I recommend you replace both. Product is packages exceptionally well. Exact fit, no surprises whatsoever. Watch some youtubes how to replace them and enjoy. Great product. I will remember this particular brand for my next purchases.

2010 toyota tundra got a code P2447 air system pump stuck off Bank 2 …… My truck only has 115K miles I ordered both sides just replace it all .. One pump full of water after taking them off . Took me around 1.5 hrs to install took my time . 1) remove the passenger front wheel. , remove the fender cover in front closer to the headlight .. I believe there’s four screws that hold the pumps in , unplugged the two plugs and pull it right out . Get you some plastic snaps to put the fender cover back in … got my check engine light off the truck runs perfect. By the way Toyota wanted 1500 just for both pumps. O’Reilly wanted 750 for two pump. Save yourself some money.

It works perfectly!

Excelente producto para el que fue diseñado

Es la pieza que buscaba por qué no era fácil de encontrar en la zona donde radicó

Parfait ! Reste a savoir si elles vont resister au temps et à l'hiver Canada.

It works great to my Tundra 4.6L 2010 ! Engine lights comes out and the speed back to normal ..

Muy buen producto para sustituir refacciones originales Toyota.