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Old 01-15-2022, 12:41 AM
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Agree that a Denso remag is should be a good choice, some say the Toyota remag is better. I bought a Denso remag for mine, installed it, then realized the Toyota remag (from discount online dealer) was only ≈$30 more. The Denso has only been in a few months, no report on durability.
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