Seat bolt torque?

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  1. climateguy

    climateguy Junior Member

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    Does anyone know the torque specifications for the seat hold down bolts (front and rear) for a 2012 v?

    Thanks!
     
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    It would be in the TIS documents.

    Don't do as many do: Torque it until the threads strip, then back it off a quarter turn...
     
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    I believe that they are JIS M10mmx1.25. For them, it would be 38 ft. lbs.
     
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    Not sure about the 2012 v, but the 2010 specs are 27 ft-lbs, all bolts, front and rear.
     
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    Thanks for the answers and the suggestion regarding TIS. I looked at the TIS document and indeed, the torque is the same for the 2012 v as for the 2010 as listed by RRxing...27 ft-lbs for all the hold down bolts, front and rear.
     
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    Since the bolts are 10.9 J.I.S. grade, they will effectively take 38 ft. lbs., although Toyota specifies 27. Either way is fine.
     
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