Do you have to torque struts?
Registered. You can replace your struts without a torque wrench but of course it’ll be better to have one. A lot of suspension components on cars aren’t supposed to be much tighter than you can do with your bare hands anyway (IE: no air tools).
How much do struts cost for a 2000 Toyota Corolla?
The average cost for a Toyota Corolla suspension shock or strut replacement is between $541 and $606. Labor costs are estimated between $247 and $311 while parts are priced at $295.
How long does it take to install quick struts?
These assemblies allow you to replace both of your front struts yourself in less than two hours. You’ll have to get an alignment done afterward (about $100), but you’ll still save about $300 by doing the job yourself.
How big should the strut be on a Toyota Corolla?
Next, torque the strut nut to 35-foot lb. Lastly, decompress the spring. Now onto re-installing it. You will start by replacing the dustcover and attaching the upper bolts on the strut to the body. These bolts should be torqued to 29-foot lb. Next, do the same with the lower bolts and torque them to 113-foot lb.
What should lug nut torque settings be on Toyota Corolla?
If your are removing and installing the wheels on your Toyota Corolla, you should be aware of the lug nut torque settings for your vehicle. Always check your Toyota Owner Manual for the correct specifications.
What are the torque specs for a Toyota Corolla?
It is better to tighten by hand AND then do a TURN of the ratchet to a certain recommended angle. If spark plug is 14mm to 18mm diameter, do a 1/2 to 2/3 turn for install of new plug. The torque spec is 25 NM to 30NM. Toyota’s spec is 18ft lbs (or 24.5 NM). (If it’s a reinstall of plug, do 1/12 of a turn).
How big are the brake bolts on a Toyota Corolla?
These bolts should be torqued to 29-foot lb. Next, do the same with the lower bolts and torque them to 113-foot lb. Then, re-install the mounting bracket for the brake hose and anti-lock brake sensor, torque them to 21 foot lb.