I've been searching the forums and can't seem to find what I'm looking for. I just purchased Powerslot rotors and EBC series 6000 green pads for my '02 Tundra. I'm going to install them myself. I found the torque spec for the wheel lug nuts...86 ft lbs. But, where can I find the torque specs for the bolts on the rotors and calipers?
TIA
Judy

Does this help?
The caliper bolts are torqued to 90ft/lbs

 

Yup, thanks! 90 ft lb! Wow, the axles on my motorcycle aren't even that tight, LOL. Any idea what the bolts holding on the front rotors should be?

 

Yup, thanks! 90 ft lb! Wow, the axles on my motorcycle aren't even that tight, LOL. Any idea what the bolts holding on the front rotors should be?

Which bolts are those?
The wheels hold the rotors on and you have the lug nut spec already.
Not sure what your talking about.

 

ok, I haven't looked at them to know that the wheel holds them on. Cool, now I know! I'm used to working on motorcycles where the rotors are held on with bolts. Thanks for the info!

 

i kinda figured that :tu:
Good luck
and if ya run into problems
either PM me or e-mail me mustang67408@cox.net
or post it here. There are alot of helpful soles here at TS who will help.

 

:tu: :ts:

 

i assume you have 4 wheel disc?...if so...

be sure to back off the parking brakes when removing the rear rotors....
or you will have a nightmare!!!

trent

 

i assume you have 4 wheel disc?...if so...

be sure to back off the parking brakes when removing the rear rotors....
or you will have a nightmare!!!

trent

Tundras dont have 4 wheel disc brakes. (It would have been a sweet option)
That however is great advise for a Sequoia :tu: .

 

I also need the torque rating for the caliper bolts on my 05 tundra dcab

 

I also need the torque rating for the caliper bolts on my 05 tundra dcab

Here you go

 

This pdf is for the 2003 and torque values should be close but i would think the manufacturer would have this in the installation instruction? not that they would be different but no instructions?