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Table of tightening forces of threaded connections — rear wheel suspension — coupe and sedan [Toyota Carina T170]

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Wheel Bearing Nuts - 125

Shock absorber strut to wheel hub bracket - 230

Wheel Bearing Housing to Wheel Hub Bracket - 83

Upper shock absorber strut support to body - 40

Piston rod nuts - 50

Trailing arm rods to the body - 115

Trailing arm rods to wheel hub bracket - 180

Stretches (both ends) - 19

Anti-roll bar (brackets) - 19

Anti-roll bar to connecting rods - 35

Stabilizer rods to shock absorber struts - 35

Wheel nuts - 105

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