Gates VCP806 Engine Variable Valve Timing (VVT) Sprocket - Intake

OE-Style VVT Sprocket for Toyota and Lexus

Gates VCP806 is an engine variable valve timing sprocket built to OE specifications for fit, form, and performance. This cam phaser-style component is made with a steel housing and timing-chain drive to help restore proper valve timing response in supported Toyota, Lexus, and Scion applications.

Designed for intake and non-position-specific applications across select 2009-2014 Toyota Avalon, Camry, Venza, Highlander, RAV4, Sienna, plus 2011 Scion tC and 2013 Lexus ES300h, the Gates VCP806 supports accurate cam timing control in engines that rely on variable valve timing.

• OE Exact comparison rating for direct replacement confidence
• Steel housing for durability and service life
• Timing chain drive with 36 teeth and 0.205 in tooth thickness
• Overall diameter: 4.392 in; overall height: 1.645 in
• Single-row chain design for supported engine layouts
• Cross-references Dorman OE Solutions 917-258 for the same application

Product Details and Fitment

The Gates Engine Variable Valve Timing Sprocket line is engineered for OE-style replacement where cam phasers or cam actuators are used to manage valve timing. Part number VCP806 is built from high-quality materials and tested to help restore engine performance, fuel economy, power delivery, and emissions control in the vehicles listed below. It is a direct-fit choice for 2010-2012 Toyota Camry, Intake; 2009-2012 Toyota Venza, Intake; 2011 Scion tC, Intake; 2009-2011 Toyota Highlander, Intake; 2009-2011 Toyota RAV4, Intake; 2011 Toyota Sienna, Intake; 2012-2013 Toyota Camry, N/A; 2013-2014 Toyota Avalon, N/A; and 2013 Lexus ES300h, N/A. If you are searching for a Toyota Camry intake VVT sprocket, a Toyota RAV4 intake cam phaser, or a Lexus ES300h variable valve timing sprocket, VCP806 matches those applications by fitment.

What It Helps Address

• Rough idle caused by incorrect cam timing
• Check engine lights related to variable valve timing performance
• Loss of low-end torque or reduced throttle response
• Timing chain system noise tied to worn VVT components
• Reduced fuel economy from inconsistent valve timing control

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify engine position and application details before installation, especially for intake-specific listings. Inspect the timing chain, guides, and related VVT components during service, since wear in adjacent parts can affect final results. Follow factory timing procedures and torque specifications for the engine platform.

Quality Assurance

Gates manufactures this VVT sprocket to OE specifications in fit, form, and performance. The VCP806 is built for direct replacement use in supported Toyota, Lexus, and Scion engines and is tested to help restore original engine operation.