Need CV shaft nut torque

I'm replacing the right front bearing on my Taco and need torque specs for the bolts, but ESPECIALLY the CV shaft nut !

2006 double cab 4x4 tacoma.....

 

173 ft.*lbf

look here... Edit: He beat me to it!

 

Found it, here's a great link to FSM stuff: Not sure how I'll guess 173 ft-lb....sound like breaker bar to me. Other torques are 91 ft-lb for caliper bolts and 59 for 4 bearing assembly bolts.

 

Oops, FORGOT to refresh before posting ! First time I've needed FSM info and found that link....obviously used be everyone here. I thought my torque wrench went to only 120 but it goes to 150 so I'll set it at 125 and then see how much of a turn it takes to get to 150 and guesstimate the rest with a breaker bar.....unless someone has a better idea !

 

Where has this site gone? You wouldn't happen to have this info?

 

You know what the 2011 4x4 CV but is supposed to be torqued to?
Is it 173?

 

Same as 05-15

 

Ok but where do I find it?

 

Where do I find this, you gotta link?

 

Thanks

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-torque-spec-guide.318116/

 

Did you not read this thread?...

 

Thanks
That info is for a 2006 I need to be sure on account it was overtightened and my wheel bearing is dieing.
I took a DeWalt impact on the max torque setting and it didn't bugde

 

I did but I need to make sure before I blam someone else and try to get a new CV and wheel bearing out of it.

 

So you would blame someone on TW and try to get a cv axle and wheel bearing out of them...?