SHINEHOME 17610-0C010 Secondary Air Injection Pump Smog Pump Compatible with Toyota Tundra 4Runner 04-09, Sequoia 01-11, Land Cruiser 05-07, Lexus LX470 06-13 Secondary Air Pump

Works great on my 2005 tundra truck. And better yet this air injection pump had internal filter in it. Unlike factory air pump doesn't and you have to buy a modify kit. The only down side is this pump does not have external filter cover like factory modify kit has. what I did was bought me a brake cleaner and take cap off of the can and drilled some holes around the cap and clue it on the inlet pipe of the pump and done.

Very nice product. And really cheap.

The pump came exactly as shown when ordered and for an affordable price. Once we got to where it was located in the vehicle it was fairly easy to install. Only issue i did have was with packaging, the box it was delivered in was not taped or sealed it just had a lid that was VERY EASY to open which is possibly how my first package arrived EMPTY. Amazon took care of the issue and immediately had another shipped but it did set me back a few days which was very unfortunate but we did get the job done.

My sons 2007 Toyota Tundra 5.7 has 3 components for the power sensors intake. Had to replace all three but it did solve the problem of no power.

Plug and play. It’s been almost a year now. Great park product

Installed this in my GX 470 the last week of October and it fixed the secondary air issue for about 4 weeks. GX started throwing P2445 code again. Had shop fix it second time and came back that this pump failed. Can return it, past the window, but replaced it with a different brand and solved the issue. Would not recommend. Working on refund but doubt I will get anywhere.

My truck was losing pressure i went to a auto they said it was the fuel pump. But when i put the Air Pump Check Valve and Smog Pump Secondary Air Injection Pump Air Pump in it fix the problem

Tha electrical connection is too short for my 2010 Tundra 4.6. I had to cut the connector off my old one and splice it into the new one to make it reach. I used heat-shrink butt connectors, put heat shrink over that, and then wrapped electrical tape around the entire splice. I didn't have time to go out and buy more of the hard protective plastic sleave to protect the splice. Hopefully the electrical tape will be enough. It will be vulnerable to water penetration and corrosion in perpetuity. Silly problem to have to worry about when when the manufacturer could have added $0.10 worth of extra wire to the assembly.