Q: are the timing parts original Toyota parts

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I would like original Toyota parts from factory, will these parts be an after market?

My car has 145000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

OEM
V6-3.0L
timing belts
aftermarket parts
Toyota
Camry
2006
timing
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