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I was wondering if anyone had a FSM for a 87 4runner 22re I tried downloading a couple with no success. I needed torque specs for
head
rods
mains
timing cover
rear main seal
cam
timing gear
crank pully bolt
clutch
thanks for any help I only have my next 2 days off to put this back together and drop the motor back in.
A Clymer manual from Advance Auto Parts is around $20-25 and will have torque specs as well. Don't forget to torque head bolts in the correct sequence. Both manuals have this sequence.
yeah I really dont know much about computers so I could not tell you if I had that program or not I will have to get my brother over here to help LOL. engnbldr just told me that the chilton/hayes are not to trustworthy so I was just trying to see if someone had the FSM or had the specs from that writen down need to get this thing going 2 carseats in a single cab 1st get pickup just is not working
A Clymer manual from Advance Auto Parts is around $20-25 and will have torque specs as well. Don't forget to torque head bolts in the correct sequence. Both manuals have this sequence.
what did you get these from? i have a haynes that says 58 ft lbs is the head bolt torque.
It's been a while since I posted that. It either came out of my FSM or my Clymer manual. If you don't feel comfortable with what I posted, use what you think is right.
It's been a while since I posted that. It either came out of my FSM or my Clymer manual. If you don't feel comfortable with what I posted, use what you think is right.
old post but someone might still search and find this.
You definitley didnt get those numbers out of the FSM. Most of the specs you listed are plain wrong. If you don't remember the source does that mean you just posted them from memory? That might explain the inaccuracies, if not then throw the Clymer manual in the trash.
I don't want to lose all my credibility, so here's the corrected values. I guess my memory isn't as good as I thought. The one difference I'm going to stand by is 65 on the head bolts vs. 58 listed in the FSM.
09-18-2012, 09:44 AM
