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Are cam sprocket bolts reusable?
I’ve been searching but haven’t had any luck. My 2013 FRS is in the shop having all cam sprockets, chains, etc replaced due to the P0018 code. We have been waiting on the last 6 of the 12 cam sprocket bolts for 3 weeks now as the Toyota dealer says they’re backordered. So I wanted to ask here if these bolts are torque to yield or considered one time use in the Toyota world? I deal with Ford warranty stuff and they’re very strict on replacing cam phaser bolts as one time use, but I’m not sure if it would be safe to do or not on this engine.
Just trying to get the car back together as I’m running out of options on being down a vehicle, but any where I look I get conflicting info on the different sprockets and bolt part numbers that different year FRS/BRZs use. Any help would be appreciated |
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02-14-2023, 04:45 PM
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It doesn't look like they are a one time use bolt, but I'm not 100% sure.
ETA: in Ultramaroons service manual it does not show them as one time use.
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Mine have been re-used at least 3 times at this point
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Typically the hardware you don't want to reuse is torque to yield, or "stretch bolts," or head bolts and case bolts. Cam sprocket bolts should be fine.
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