A-NAFTULY Camshaft Position Sensor Set of 2 for Toyota & Lexus — Direct-Fit, OEM Cross-Ref

These two A-NAFTULY camshaft position sensors replace OEM 9091905060/9008005060-style units to restore accurate cam timing signals for many Toyota, Lexus and Scion engines.

When an engine misfires, stalls, or shows a cam-related diagnostic trouble code, the camshaft position sensor is often the component to inspect. This pair of sensors is designed as a direct-fit aftermarket replacement for a wide range of Toyota and Lexus vehicles (and select Scion models). Each sensor replicates the mounting geometry and electrical connector types commonly used across years and platforms so you can swap them in without major modification. Below you'll find clear answers to common buyer questions about compatibility, installation, durability and performance.

Which vehicles will these sensors fit?

These sensors are compatible with many Toyota and Lexus model lines across multiple production years, including Camry, Corolla, 4Runner, Highlander, RAV4, Tacoma, Tundra, Prius and numerous Lexus models such as ES, IS and RX. Fitment depends on year, engine type, and the original part number—verify against your vehicle's OEM number before purchase. The listing supports cross-reference numbers like 90919-05060 and 90080-05060 to help you confirm match.

• Common Toyota models covered: Camry, Corolla, Avalon, Tacoma, Tundra, Prius, RAV4, 4Runner.
• Lexus models covered include ES350, IS250/IS350, GS, LS and RX variants.
• Cross-reference OEM numbers provided: 9091905060, 9008005060, 90919-05060, etc.
• Always compare mounting points, connector style and original part number before installation.

How difficult is installation and what tools are needed?

Installation is typically straightforward for someone with basic automotive skills: locate the sensor on the cylinder head, unplug the connector, remove the mounting bolt, and fit the replacement. Most jobs require only common hand tools and take under an hour per sensor on accessible engines. If the sensor sits under intake components, additional disassembly may be required.

• Typical tools: ratchet, appropriate sockets, torque wrench, and a small pick for electrical clips.
• Estimated time: 20–60 minutes per sensor for an experienced DIYer.
• Inspect wiring harness and connector for corrosion before reassembly.
• Refer to vehicle service manual for torque specs and sensor location diagrams.

What performance and durability can I expect?

These sensors are built with industrial-grade components and tested for electrical consistency to provide reliable cam position signals under normal driving conditions. Proper function helps the engine control unit time fuel injection and ignition events, which supports smooth starting and steady throttle response. As with any sensor, lifespan depends on operating environment and maintenance of surrounding engine components.

• Constructed with robust materials to resist heat and vibration common in engine bays.
• Factory-style connector and mounting for secure fit and signal integrity.
• Sold as a set of two so you can replace both sides where applicable or keep a spare.
• Includes an 18-month limited warranty and 24/7 customer support.

How do I confirm this part is right for my car?

To ensure a correct match, compare the original sensor's part number and physical characteristics with the numbers and images provided in the product listing. Check the OEM cross-reference and the connector pin layout—even sensors that look similar can differ electrically. When in doubt, measure mounting dimensions and confirm against the photos or consult the vehicle's parts catalog.

• Cross-check OEM numbers such as 90919C5001, 90919T5002, and PC559.
• Verify connector type and mounting hole spacing against your existing sensor.
• Use the product images and description to confirm shape and length.
• Contact A-NAFTULY support if you need additional fitment guidance.

Who is this for: This set is aimed at DIY mechanics, professional technicians and owners of Toyota, Lexus or Scion vehicles looking for an economical, quality aftermarket replacement for failing camshaft position sensors. If you see symptoms like starting trouble, rough idle, or a related check engine code—and your OEM number matches one of the references provided—this pair provides an immediate repair option with an included warranty and customer support.