Toyota Allion 1ZZ-FE Sedan 97kW (2001-2007) (2001–2007)

The Toyota Allion and Corona Premio offer Toyota reliability and Corolla-based mechanical simplicity in a slightly larger package. These sedans were a popular choice for those seeking a comfortable and dependable vehicle with a reputation for longevity. Here's what to watch for to keep yours running well on New Zealand roads.

Parts for the Toyota Allion 1ZZ-FE Sedan 97kW (2001-2007)

• Engine Oil (17)
• Power Steering Fluid (14)
• Brake Pads Front (14)
• Automatic Transmission Fluid (12)
• Radiator Coolant (10)
• Gear Oil Transfer Case (8)
• Gear Oil Differential Rear (8)
• Cabin Filter (6)
• Water Pump (6)
• Oil Filter (6)
• Disc Brake Rotor Front (5)
• Air Filter (4)
• Ignition Coil (4)
• Spark Plug (4)
• Sway Bar Link (3)
• Cylinder Head Gasket (3)
• Wheel Bearing Kit/Hub Front (3)
• Brake Fluid (3)
• Steering Rack Boot Kit (3)
• Tie Rod End (3)
• Timing Kit (3)
• Valve Stem Seal (2)
• Shocks / Strut Front (2)
• Wheel Cylinder Rear (2)
• Engine Oil Pan Gasket (2)
• Drive Belt (2)
• Automatic Transmission Filter (2)
• Drive Belt Alternator (2)
• Wiper Blade Front (2)
• Steering Rack End (2)
• Timing Tensioner (2)
• Oil Seal Crank Shaft Rear / Rear Main Bearing (2)
• Manifold Gasket Exhaust (2)
• Manifold Gasket Inlet (2)
• Drive Belt Tensioner Assembly (2)
• Ball Joint Front Lower (2)
• Seal Ring (1)
• Sway Bar Link Front (1)
• Ball Joint Front (1)
• Wheel Bearing Grease Front (1)
• Suspension Bush Control/Trailing Arm (1)
• Brake Caliper Kit Front (1)
• Brake Caliper Piston Front (1)
• Brake Shoe Rear (1)
• Brake Shoe (1)
• Valve Cover Gasket (1)
• Engine Mount Rear (1)
• Oil Seal Crank Shaft Front / Timing Front (1)
• Drive Belt Pulley Idler/Tensioner (1)
• Head Set/Valve Regrind Gasket Set (1)
• Exhaust Flange Gasket Pipe (1)
• Engine Mount (1)
• Full Gasket Set (1)
• Valve Cover Bolt Seal/Washer (1)
• Timing Chain (1)
• Cv Joint (1)
• Cv Joint Boot Kit Front Left Inner (1)
• Cv Joint Boot Kit Front Right Inner (1)
• Automatic Transmission Filter Kit (1)
• Wiper Refill Set Front (1)

Known issues

Allion/Premio owners should be aware of some potential issues. Premature wear of front suspension components (ball joints, bushings) is common due to New Zealand road conditions, typically appearing from 120,000km. Automatic transmission issues, such as delayed shifting or shuddering, may occur at higher mileage (from 180,000km). Some owners have also reported malfunctioning electric power steering (EPS) racks.

WOF tips

When taking your Allion/Premio for a WOF inspection, be sure to check for rust around the rear wheel arches. Also, pay attention to any oil leaks that may be present around the valve cover gasket. Finally, check for any play in the steering rack ends.

About the Toyota Allion 1ZZ-FE Sedan 97kW (2001-2007)

To ensure a long life for your Allion/Premio, regular maintenance is key. This includes timely replacement of the engine oil and filter, along with attention to other fluids and wear items. Keep an eye on the front suspension components, as they can be prone to wear on NZ roads. Consider using quality wheel bearing grease when servicing the front wheel bearings to maximize their lifespan. Parts you might need include a seal ring, CV joint, timing chain, head set/valve regrind gasket set, ball joint front lower, wheel bearing kit/hub rear, automatic transmission filter, CV joint boot kits (front right inner and front left inner), brake pads for the front, shocks/struts for the front, timing kit, water pump. Also, the automatic transmission filter should be replaced at appropriate intervals to maintain smooth shifting.

Questions owners ask

What are the common issues I should look out for with my 2001-2007 Toyota Allion or Corona Premio?

Owners of the 2001-2007 Toyota Allion/Premio should be aware of a few common issues. Premature wear of front suspension components, such as ball joints and bushings, is frequently observed from around 120,000km, often due to New Zealand road conditions. Automatic transmission issues, like delayed shifting or shuddering, can appear at higher mileages, typically from 180,000km. Additionally, some owners have reported problems with the electric power steering (EPS) racks.

What should I check on my Toyota Allion/Premio before a WOF inspection in New Zealand?

For your Toyota Allion/Premio's WOF inspection, it's crucial to check for rust, particularly around the rear wheel arches. Also, inspect for any oil leaks, especially around the valve cover gasket. Finally, ensure there's no excessive play in the steering rack ends, as this can be a WOF failure point.

How often should I service my Toyota Allion/Premio and what maintenance is important?

Your Toyota Allion/Premio has a recommended service interval of 15,000km. Regular maintenance is vital for its longevity, including timely replacement of the engine oil and filter. Pay close attention to front suspension components, as they can wear prematurely on NZ roads. Don't forget to replace the automatic transmission filter at appropriate intervals to maintain smooth shifting.

Where can I get parts for my 2001-2007 Toyota Allion/Corona Premio in NZ?

CARFIX stocks 217 SKUs for your 2001-2007 Toyota Allion/Corona Premio. This includes essential parts like seal rings, CV joints, timing chains, head set/valve regrind gasket sets, ball joints (front lower), wheel bearing kits/hub (rear), automatic transmission filters, CV joint boot kits (front right inner and front left inner), brake pads (front), shocks/struts (front), timing kits, and water pumps.

My Toyota Allion/Premio has high mileage, what specific components should I be concerned about?

At higher mileage, especially from 120,000km, focus on the front suspension components like ball joints and bushings, as these are prone to wear. From 180,000km, be vigilant for automatic transmission issues such as delayed shifting or shuddering. Also, keep an eye out for potential malfunctions with the electric power steering (EPS) rack.

What are some recommended parts for maintaining the front suspension of my Toyota Allion/Premio?

To maintain the front suspension of your Toyota Allion/Premio, especially given the wear common on NZ roads, consider parts like ball joints (front lower) and quality wheel bearing grease for the front wheel bearings. Shocks/struts for the front are also important for ride comfort and handling.