Here's why:
* Engine Variation: There were multiple engine options available in the 1994 Camry (2.2L, 3.0L, etc.). Each engine has unique cylinder head bolt specifications.
* Torque Sequence: The torque specs for cylinder head bolts are often applied in a specific sequence (stages), which is crucial to ensure even clamping force and prevent head gasket issues.
* Safety Concerns: Providing incorrect torque specs could result in damaged engine components or serious safety hazards.
To find the correct torque specifications, I recommend the following:
1. Consult your Toyota Camry's repair manual: This manual contains detailed information specific to your vehicle's engine. You can find it online or at a local auto parts store.
2. Use an online service: Websites like AllData, Mitchell 1, or others specializing in automotive repair information can provide you with the correct torque specs.
3. Contact a Toyota dealership: They can provide the correct torque specifications for your specific engine.
Always prioritize safety and accuracy when working on your vehicle. If you're unsure about any repair, it's best to consult with a qualified mechanic.
