Drivel
03-01-2021, 06:09 AM
I've recently acquired a 2007 Yaris Base Sedan automatic, gratis. It runs and doesn't appear to leak anything, but requires a lot of work (eg: the brakes are shot & other maintenance through the years looks 'spotty').
Given there does NOT appear to be a Haynes or Chilton manual that covers this particular year/model, is there a "summary document" ANYWHERE that gives ALL the correct tightening torques for all the "common jobs"?
By common jobs, I mean everything short of an engine or transmission system teardown or rebuild - though of course, there'd be no objection were those included. Or, if you like, jobs that can be done with just simple common tools in a home garage, no engine hoists or other 'fancy' stuff - just jack-stands, wrenches & the like.
It would be nice to be able to just have one place to go to, one document or even just one or a couple of sheets of paper to refer to, to quickly find these torques.
Some examples of common jobs I have in mind are:
1. Brake refurbishment, pads, any other worn out brake stuff, so all related torque specs required: wheel cylinder attachment bolt, bleed nipple, caliper attachment bolts etc.
2. (Automatic) transmission service, torques for pan bolts and drain plug, filter bolts & ditto for the oil pan & drain plug.
3. Torques for suspension items; strut replacement & so on ...
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Thanks in anticipation of useful replies!
Given there does NOT appear to be a Haynes or Chilton manual that covers this particular year/model, is there a "summary document" ANYWHERE that gives ALL the correct tightening torques for all the "common jobs"?
By common jobs, I mean everything short of an engine or transmission system teardown or rebuild - though of course, there'd be no objection were those included. Or, if you like, jobs that can be done with just simple common tools in a home garage, no engine hoists or other 'fancy' stuff - just jack-stands, wrenches & the like.
It would be nice to be able to just have one place to go to, one document or even just one or a couple of sheets of paper to refer to, to quickly find these torques.
Some examples of common jobs I have in mind are:
1. Brake refurbishment, pads, any other worn out brake stuff, so all related torque specs required: wheel cylinder attachment bolt, bleed nipple, caliper attachment bolts etc.
2. (Automatic) transmission service, torques for pan bolts and drain plug, filter bolts & ditto for the oil pan & drain plug.
3. Torques for suspension items; strut replacement & so on ...
....
Thanks in anticipation of useful replies!