For 1991 models, the Toyota owner’s manual offers 3 maintenance sections within the maintenance chapter following the introduction page as follows:
(1) GENERAL MAINTENANCE
This section describes maintenance items which are the owner’s responsibility. (2) SCHEDULE A
This schedule is for those Toyota vehicles which may require more frequent maintenance, due to driving conditions, environment, etc. This was formerly known as the “Severe” schedule. (3) SCHEDULE B
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Friday, June 11, 2010
1991 Maintenance Schedule for MR2, Previa & Land Cruiser
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Labels: 12 months, chassis, chassis components, chassis service, convenience, driving conditions, filter change, frequent maintenance, land cruiser, maintenance schedule, maintenance sections, minimum maintenance requirement, quick reference, Toyota, toyota models, toyota vehicles, warranty, warranty coverage
Labels: 12 months, chassis, chassis components, chassis service, convenience, driving conditions, filter change, frequent maintenance, land cruiser, maintenance schedule, maintenance sections, minimum maintenance requirement, quick reference, Toyota, toyota models, toyota vehicles, warranty, warranty coverage
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Chrysler Magnum, Charger, 300C, SRT-8 Anti-roll Bar Set Installation
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Labels: 12 months, alignment rack, bolts, brackets, Chrysler, chrysler magnum, driving conditions, grease 2, heat shields, hotchkis sway bar, orientation, PDF Download, polyurethane bushings, rear wheels, srt 8, stock
Labels: 12 months, alignment rack, bolts, brackets, Chrysler, chrysler magnum, driving conditions, grease 2, heat shields, hotchkis sway bar, orientation, PDF Download, polyurethane bushings, rear wheels, srt 8, stock
1) Secure the rear wheels with blocks and jack the front up. Support the front of the vehicle with jack stands on the frame. Observe the stock sway bar orientation and position for reference.
Note: If you are using a 4 post lift or alignment rack, you do not have to jack the front up.
2) Remove the heat shields that cover the subframe mounts using a 10mm wrench or socket.
3) Remove the subframe mounts by unbolting 2 bolts per mount using a 15mm socket. The Sway bar should be hanging by it’s endlinks at this point. Retain all hardware and brackets for reinstallation.
Note: If you are using a 4 post lift or alignment rack, you do not have to jack the front up.
2) Remove the heat shields that cover the subframe mounts using a 10mm wrench or socket.
3) Remove the subframe mounts by unbolting 2 bolts per mount using a 15mm socket. The Sway bar should be hanging by it’s endlinks at this point. Retain all hardware and brackets for reinstallation.
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