Rear brake disks sliding bolt torque

[Keymaster]

Hello guys, I am searching for the correct torque that I need to apply when I will remove the sliding bolts from the rear brakes in my Yaris. The model is 2006 and the back axle has brake disks. It is rather challenging to find info for the removal of rear brake disks, because all the manuals that I've found so far, they have only drum brakes related info.
Thanks a lot!

[Frank the Tank]

Your car came from the factory with rear disk brakes? That's pretty cool.

I would call the dealership and ask one of the technicians.

[invader166]

I've noticed that the torque specs for front caliper bracket and pins for the Yaris are the same as the Corolla torque specs.

I would say go with the same specs as the Corolla rear disk breaks and you probably won't go wrong.

[CTScott]

Hello guys, I am searching for the correct torque that I need to apply when I will remove the sliding bolts from the rear brakes in my Yaris. The model is 2006 and the back axle has brake disks. It is rather challenging to find info for the removal of rear brake disks, because all the manuals that I've found so far, they have only drum brakes related info.
Thanks a lot!

For the European Yaris with rear disc brakes, I am seeing:
39 N-m (400 kgf-cm, 29 ft-lbf) for the slide pin torque.

[Keymaster]

Yes, it was from the factory :smile:
Thank you very much CTScott you saved my day, I have been searching for this info a couple of days in manuals and I was about to go for corolla specs.

[Keymaster]

I return back with one more question regarding torque. The place is rear brakes with disks and the bolts is the one in the photo. Any input is very welcome :-)

[Keymaster]

I finally found the info that I was looking for. Here are the torque for the rear disk brake in a 2SZ-FE: