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Presumably, you're talking about torque specifications, not torque settings — I assume you're referring to the torque value you should set on your torque wrench. In any case, there are a few important Toyota Yaris torque specifications to pay attention to, especially due to the aluminum block. It's crucial not to damage it or the components, so it's essential to follow these guidelines carefully. For the main bearing cap bolts, you should torque them to 22 Nm or 16.2 lb-ft, and then turn all bolts an additional 90 degrees. Make sure the crankshaft still spins smoothly afterward. The connecting rod bearing bolts should be torqued to 15 Nm or 11 lb-ft, the crankshaft pulley bolt to 128 Nm or 94.5 lb-ft, and the drive plate fixing bolts for the automatic transmission models to 88 Nm or 65 lb-ft.
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