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Old 01-16-2021, 01:24 PM #1
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How to re-torque the 19 valve body assembly bolts on the transmission
Has anybody seen a write up on this? I've done some searching bot could not find anything. Looking for sequence , torque etc. Thanks
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Has anybody seen a write up on this? I've done some searching bot could not find anything. Looking for sequence , torque etc. Thanks
Try the factory repair manual : TOYOTA 2016-2019 4Runner Repair Manual RM27F0U
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Has anybody seen a write up on this? I've done some searching bot could not find anything. Looking for sequence , torque etc. Thanks

Just curious...
Valve body mod?
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I'm just changing the fluid in the transmission and came across in a search that you should re-torque the bolts before reinstalling the filter. It mentioned the valve body gasket shrinking over time , then the bolts loosen and fluid can escape to other parts of the valve body instead of where it is supposed to go.
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I'm answering my own question =). I found the info on youtube in an IPT Performance transmission video on replacing the valve body on an A750F tranny, about 10 mins. into the video. Torque 80 in/lbs. No torque sequence mentioned. There are two bolts obscured by a bracket.
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