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Old 07-19-19, 08:49 PM
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Default All torque spec for my car !

im so tired of every te i go to do some work on my car, i have to search for hours to find the torque specs on each part. luckily i find alot of it here. but for instance, the 4 Allen Head bolts holding the hub assembly.

Would I get anywhere calling lexus , would they direct me to someone who would answer that? do I call a dealership and ask them? i just need a quicker way of getting this info as things come up ...
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Buy a factory service manual on Ebay or google Toyota TIS.
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Originally Posted by bryceis250
im so tired of every te i go to do some work on my car, i have to search for hours to find the torque specs on each part.
You probably won't need written specs for the lug-nuts holding the wheels on. Most regular cars and crossovers need about 75-80 ft-lbs. And use a torque-wrench if you have one. Hand-tightening is often just guesswork, and air-guns can use too much pressure and over-tighten the lugs, causing thread-damage and/or warping the brake rotors.
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thank you for your reply, but i never mentioned anything about lug nuts.
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Originally Posted by bryceis250
thank you for your reply, but i never mentioned anything about lug nuts.

Just one of many torque-specs, and one you sometimes use.
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