Torque Specifications

2004 Toyota Celica GT, StandardSECTION Torque Specifications
Torque Specifications

Part tightened N.m kgf.cm ft.lbf
TILT STEERING COLUMN
Adjusting nut See Service Information
No. 2 tilt lever lock bolt 5.4 55 48 in..lbf
Tilt steering support x Column tube 15 150 11
No. 2 intermediate shaft assembly x Main shaft assembly 35 360 26
Column assembly set bolt and nut 21 210 15
No. 2 intermediate shaft assembly x Intermediate extension 35 360 26
Steering wheel set nut 50 510 37
Steering wheel pad set screw (Torx screw) 8.8 90 78 in..lbf
POWER STEERING VANE PUMP
Front housing x Rear housing 22 220 16
Rear bracket set bolt 44 440 32
Oil pressure switch 21 210 15
Pressure port union 69 700 51
Suction port union set bolt 12 120 9
PS vane pump assembly set nut 37 370 27
Pressure feed tube clamp set bolt 7.8 80 69 in..lbf
Pressure feed tube x PS vane pump assembly 40 (41) 110 (450) 30 (33)
POWER STEERING GEAR
Engine hanger set bolt 38 388 28
Bearing guide nut 40 410 30
Rack housing cap 74 750 54
Rack end x Steering rack 62 (83) 630 (850) 46 (61)
Tie rod end lock nut 74 750 54
Turn pressure tube x Rack housing 23 (25) 230 (250) 17 (18)
Engine rear mount bracket set bolt 64 655 47
Engine rear mount bracket x Engine rear mount insulator 87 890 64
Intermediate extension x Control valve shaft 35 360 26
PS gear assembly set bolt 58 591 43
Front suspension member with lower suspension arm x Frame Bolt C 157 1,600 116
Bolt D 157 1,600 116
Bolt E 39 400 29
Engine front mount insulator x Front suspension member 52 530 38
Engine rear mount insulator x Front suspension member 52 530 38
Stabilizer bar link set nut 44 449 32
Lower suspension arm x Lower ball joint 142 1,450 105
Engine hood x Hinge 13 130 9
Tube clamp 7.8 80 69 in..lbf
Pressure feed and return tubes x PS gear assembly 40 (44) 410 (450) 30 (33)
Tie rod end x Steering knuckle 49 500 36
(): For use without SST
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