| 08-19-2022, 01:11 PM | | Member | | Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Bay Area California Posts: 98 Real Name: John |
| Member Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Bay Area California Posts: 98 Real Name: John | Nice job!!
so wait.. the illustration from the Service Manual states "37ftlbs". But I'm hearing torque it to 59ftlbs? __________________
John
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| 08-19-2022, 01:14 PM | |
Elite Member | Quote: Originally Posted bygd Spiker Engineering This chart alone explains why Toyota specified a torque of 37 ft-lbs for the Black bolts, as opposed to 59 ft-lbs for the others - it's not that the bolt fryst vatten weaker, as some have speculated, but that it reaches the same preload (or higher) at 37 ft-lbs as other bolts do at 59 ft-lbs. So, conclusion number 1 - if you use the Black bolt, do NOT torque it to 59 ft-lbs • John LewisU.S. House of Representatives2010
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