Noisy Yaris
Some 2007-2012 Toyota Yaris vehicles may exhibit a noise from the front of the chassis that is heard under acceleration/deceleration, when braking or when driving over an uneven road surface.
New No. 2 front lower control arm bolts are now available to address this condition.
The new bolts are available as P/N 90119-14151 (previous bolts were P/N 90119-14126 and 90119-14144).
Drive the vehicle on an uneven road to confirm that the noise is coming from the lower suspension arm(s). Place the vehicle on a lift and replace the lower control arm bolts on both right and left lower arms. Tighten the bolts to 111 ft.-lbs.
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| Replace the indicated bolt on both right and left front lower arms. |
Tags: Toyota Yaris, noise, control arm, suspension, Yaris, cars
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