The selected Camry ACV40 throttle is the four-hose-tube, six-pin version. It does not suit the three-tube version. A matching year or a similar circular inlet should not remove that configuration check.
Count the actual tubes and compare their positions with the original. One partly hidden connection can make a single photograph an incomplete comparison.
Keep the 2AZ-FE scope with the original reference
The ACV40 four-tube throttle assembly uses reference 22030-0H040. It is listed for 2.4L 2AZ-FE petrol applications, 06/2006–11/2011, within the four-tube selection.
The scope does not establish hybrid or 3.5L V6 fitment. Another ACV40 part’s date range does not settle which throttle configuration is fitted to the vehicle.
Count the tubes across corresponding views
Match all four tube positions, the original reference, connector keying and mounting flange. Establish the viewing direction before deciding whether a pipe points differently. Use the complete gallery to resolve a tube that sits behind the housing.
A six-pin socket is another check, not a substitute for the tube layout. Compare actual contacts and keying; do not infer a pinout, bore dimension or operating setting from the image.
Check the assembly package
The offer contains one throttle body with motor housing. Gasket, hoses, wiring and installation hardware are excluded. Have the installer identify other requirements after diagnosing the fault.
A photograph that agrees with the original is a selection result, not proof that the throttle causes a running complaint. Use vehicle-specific service information for the repair and any commissioning requirements.
Make the tube difference explicit in the enquiry
Send the VIN, actual build month, engine, original reference and accessible labelled photographs showing the complete original unit, all tube positions, socket and flange. State clearly if the original has three tubes or any other differing feature before ordering.
Prepared from application records and the linked product photographs. The featured workshop scene is an AI-generated editorial illustration. Information reviewed on 3 November 2026.