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  • Toyota Hiace 2.7L 2TR cylinder head replacement
  • Toyota Hiace 2.7L 2TR cylinder head replacement
  • Toyota Hiace 2.7L 2TR cylinder head replacement

Cylinder Head

Toyota HiLUX 2.7L 2TR 2TR FE EGR cylinder head 1TR-FE 2.0L 11101-0C040 1110175200

Applicable Engine:

2TR FE / 2TR EGR / 1TR-FE / 1TR-CNG

Applicable Brand:

TOYOTA

Applicable Car:

HILUX / INNOVA / HIACE / Land Cruiser Prado

Product parameters:

Displacement Fuel Cylinder Vale Camshaft Year
2.7
Gasoline
4 16 2 2004-

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Introduction

Product NO.

ML NO.OEM NO.REF NO.
MLG045A111010C040
111010C030
MLG045B1110175200
1110175240
MLG059A11101-75141
11101-0C010
MLG059B

Product Information Cylinder Head

This cylinder head is designed for the Toyota 2TR-FE and 2TR-FE-EGR engines — 2.7L inline-4 gasoline engines commonly used in Toyota pickup trucks, SUVs, and vans. The 2TR-FE engine features Dual Overhead Camshafts (DOHC) with 16 valves, and some variants include Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) systems for improved emissions control.


Product Specifications

ItemDescription
Engine Code2TR-FE / 2TR-FE-EGR
Displacement2.7L (2694cc)
Cylinder ConfigurationInline 4-cylinder
ValvetrainDOHC – 16 Valves (4 per cylinder)
Fuel TypeGasoline
Camshaft DriveTiming Chain
MaterialAluminum Alloy Head with Cast Iron Block
Cooling SystemWater-cooled
Emission FeaturesWith or without EGR
Compression RatioApprox. 9.6:1
Available VersionsBare Head / Complete Head (with valves and camshafts)

OEM Part Numbers

OEM NumberDescription
11101-0C040Cylinder Head – 2TR-FE with EGR (2TR-FE-EGR)
11101-0C030Cylinder Head – 2TR-FE standard (non-EGR)
11101-75200Cylinder Head – 2TR-FE early model
11101-75240Cylinder Head – 2TR-FE revised casting (later model)

Note: Always confirm with VIN or engine code before ordering. Mounting bolt patterns and EGR port locations may vary.


Compatible Vehicles

Vehicle ModelYear RangeRegion
Toyota Hilux (GUN122/GUN125)2004–PresentGlobal (Asia, Africa, Australia, South America)
Toyota Fortuner (TGN51/TGN60/TGN61)2005–PresentAsia, Middle East
Toyota Innova (TGN40 Series)2004–2015Southeast Asia
Toyota Hiace / Quantum (TRH200)2005–PresentAfrica, Middle East
Toyota Tacoma (Global 2.7L)2005–2020Latin America, Asia
Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2.7L (TRJ150)2010–2021Middle East, Asia
Toyota 4Runner (select trims)Limited regionsGasoline variants

Installation Notes

  • Use multi-layer steel (MLS) head gasket
  • Torque head bolts in sequence to OEM specs (use new TTY bolts)
  • Verify EGR port match for 2TR-FE-EGR variant
  • Clean oil and coolant passages
  • Replace timing chain guides and tensioner if worn
  • Perform valve clearance check after installation (shim or hydraulic lifters depending on version)

Common Issues Requiring Head Replacement

SymptomPossible Cause
Overheating / Coolant LossCracked cylinder head or warped deck
White smoke / misfireInternal leak into combustion chamber
Oil contaminationOil cooler or head crack
Valve noise / rough idleWorn camshaft journals or valve seats

Key Sales Regions

  • Southeast Asia – Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia
  • Africa – Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Egypt
  • Middle East – UAE, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Jordan
  • South America – Peru, Bolivia, Chile
  • Oceania – Australia, Papua New Guinea

Cylinder Head for Toyota 1TR-FE 2.0L Gasoline Engine

DOHC 16-Valve | VVT-i | Inline 4 | Aluminum Alloy | EFI


1. Product Overview

The Toyota 1TR-FE engine is a 2.0L inline-4 gasoline engine equipped with DOHC 16-valve layout and VVT-i(Variable Valve Timing – intelligent) technology. It features an aluminum cylinder head with chain-driven camshafts and is designed for light trucks and vans operating under high-load commercial conditions.


2. Technical Specifications

ItemSpecification
Engine Code1TR-FE
Displacement2.0L (1998 cc)
ValvetrainDOHC – 16 Valves
VVT-iYes (Intake)
Cylinder Head MaterialAluminum Alloy
Fuel SystemEFI (Electronic Fuel Injection)
Timing DriveTiming Chain
CoolingWater-cooled
EmissionsEuro 3–5 (varies by market)

3. OEM Cylinder Head Number

OEM Part NumberDescription
11101-0C030Standard casting – early models
11101-0C040Later reinforced casting
11101-75140 / 75150Thai and Asian-built models
11101-0C020May appear in early Hiace variants

⚠ Confirm the cylinder head by engine serial and VIN – some markets differ in EGR port and temperature sensor location.


4. Compatible Vehicles

Vehicle ModelYearsNotes
Toyota Hiace TRH200 (2.0L Petrol)2005–PresentAsia, Africa, Latin America
Toyota Hilux (TGN series)2004–20152.0L gasoline trims in select markets
Toyota Innova2005–20152.0L petrol in SE Asia
Toyota TownAce / LiteAce Van2008–2020Japan and export models
Toyota Fortuner (petrol)2005–2012Limited regional variants
Toyota Noah / VoxyEarly models with 1TR-FEJapan domestic market

5. Product Options

TypeIncludes
Bare Cylinder HeadNo internals – raw casting
Semi-Complete HeadWith valves, guides, retainers
Fully Complete HeadIncludes camshafts, valve train, lifters – pre-installed and tested

OEM-grade aluminum alloy
CNC-machined sealing surfaces
Pressure tested for water & oil flow integrity
EGR and non-EGR versions available


6. Installation Notes

  • Always use a new multi-layer steel (MLS) head gasket
  • Replace torque-to-yield head bolts; follow correct tightening sequence
  • Clean oil and coolant channels thoroughly
  • Use recommended sealant near timing chain areas (Toyota FIPG or equivalent)
  • Confirm correct camshaft and VVT-i pulley alignment
  • Prime oil system before initial start-up after installation

7. Common Cylinder Head Issues & Repair Advice

IssueSymptomCauseSuggested Solution
Warped Head / Gasket BlowoutOverheating, coolant leakOverheat from poor cooling system maintenanceMachine flatness; use new gasket and bolts
Oil Leak from Cam CoverOil seepage near valve coverHardened gasket, improper sealantReplace gasket; apply sealant at joints
VVT-i Rattle or MalfunctionNoise at cold start, poor idleDirty oil or worn VVT-i pulleyClean oil galleries; inspect/replace VVT-i pulley
Cracked Head (rare)Coolant loss, misfireSevere overheatReplace with OEM or high-quality aftermarket casting
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