2006 Toyota Solara upper torque rod replacement
A torn upper torque-rod bushing prompts replacement on a 2006 Toyota Solara 3.3L V6. Excessive engine and transmission movement can contribute to a clunk when shifting.Show moreShow less
A torn upper torque-rod bushing prompts replacement on a 2006 Toyota Solara 3.3L V6. Excessive engine and transmission movement can contribute to a clunk when shifting.
Concern
I find a torn upper torque-rod bushing on a 2006 Solara.
Cause
A torn bushing can allow excessive engine and transmission movement and contribute to a shifting clunk.
Correction
I replace the upper torque rod.
Verification
The video does not establish a before-and-after symptom result.
Status
The replacement is covered; the symptom result is not established.
Sources
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