2009 Lexus LS 600hLFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Torque Specifications

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TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS

Part tightened N*m kgf*cm ft.*lbf
Height control sensor link lock nut 54 55 48 in *lbf
Height control compressor x Body Bolt 19 195 14
Nut 19 195 14
Height control compressor x Bracket 59 60 52 in *lbf
Height control valve (for Front Side) x Body 54 55 48 in *lbf
Height control valve (for Rear Side) x Body 54 55 48 in *lbf
Height control sensor sub-assembly (for Front) x Body 14 138 10
Height control sensor sub-assembly (for Front) xNo. 2 suspension lower arm 54 55 48 in *lbf
Skid control sensor wire x Pneumatic front LH with shock absorber cylinder assembly 85 87 75 in *lbf
Rear height control sensor sub-assembly LH (for Rear LH) x Rear suspension member 14 138 10
Rear height control sensor sub-assembly LH (for Rear LH) x Load sensing valve sensor bracket LH 53 54 47 in *lbf
Load sensing valve sensor bracket LH x Toe control link sub-assembly LH 54 55 48 in *lbf
Suspension control ECU x Bracket 60 61 53 in *lbf
Bracket x Instrument panel reinforcement Bolt 80 82 71 in *lbf
Nut 80 82 71 in *lbf
Front acceleration sensor x Instrument panel reinforcement 85 87 75 in *lbf
Rear acceleration sensor x Body 85 87 75 in *lbf
Front shock absorber cap x Body 20 202 15
Rear shock absorber cap x Body 14 143 10
No 3 cool air intake duct sub-assembly x Body 54 55 48 in *lbf
Front active stabilizer control ECU x Body 14 138 10
Rear active stabilizer control ECU x Body 14 138 10
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