There are no spark plug wires on a 3.4L V6

[MiniSimp]

This is just reference, not a "how to".

So, my wires or coils went out on my 2001 4Runner 3.4L
When I called the dealer asking for plug wires, they told me it does not have any.
I was like "yeah right".

It doesn't.

It has coil wires.

The wires have a built in coil and jump from plug to plug.

To change them out you will need:

Inch Pounds torque wrench that will do 69inlbs
5/8" spark plug socket
10mm socket
Phillips tip screw driver
12mm socket
18 inches of extensions (i used 3 6" extensions)
Anti-sieze
Dielectric Grease
Flat head screwdriver

Here is the Toyota part number for the wires: 19037-62010
Here is the Toyota part number for the spark plugs: 90919-01192

[KDXSR5]

I believe thats called coil on plug ignition.

[jimbo74]

those are still spark plug wires to me.... my wifes car has true coil on plug, 02 durango..... it has a harness with thin wires going directly to a long boot that sits on the plug...

[KDXSR5]

Oh, I thought thats what the pics had was small wire going to the coils on the plugs. I guess I am blind.

[Duffil]

looking at your pics, the i had in stock is correct, except that I didn't have the 3 boots.  I'll change that on Monday.

[jimbo74]

looking at it again, it looks like it might be coil on plug, but the coils then have wires that may run to the otehr side of the engine.... so like 3 true coil on plu and 3 with wires from those coils to the other side

[KDXSR5]

looking at it again, it looks like it might be coil on plug, but the coils then have wires that may run to the otehr side of the engine.... so like 3 true coil on plu and 3 with wires from those coils to the other side

Ah, I see. So 1 coil pack for 2 cylinders.

[jimbo74]

Ah, I see. So 1 coil pack for 2 cylinders.

thats what it looks liek to me... ive been wrong before though and will be wrong again, so no worries if i am wrong this time

[MiniSimp]

Yeah, on the DS there is just the coil at the end of the wire that sits on the plug. On the passenger side it plugs in to the coil/igniter?? or something like that. Anyway, my first time being in a newer engine it took me about 2 hours to get everything out of the way and change it all out, but the thing runs now. I do still have the problem with my starter solenoid, but Duffil is going to hook me up with a good price on that.

[junya92toy]

Its called direct ignition and they are called coil packs.