Toyota 75311-0C030
Emblem

The essential components of the body emblem name plate need identification when performing maintenance or repair. Knowledgeable identification and appropriate handling of these parts creates conditions for efficient maintenance of the exterior name plate.

Before applying the No. 3 back door name plate one must heat the double-sided adhesive tape on the back door panel to 40 to 60 degrees Celsius (104 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit) using an infrared light for 1 to 2 minutes. The person should then use a cloth to remove the tape while it is still hot, while working to fully eliminate the tape to avoid adhesive breakdown. The procedure starts by cleaning the surface with a non-residue solvent followed by the new name plate installation in areas above 20 degrees Celsius (68 degrees Fahrenheit) but heat both components to 20 to 30 degrees Celsius (68 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit) for below-temperature installations. To install the No. 4 back door name plate utilize the same cleaning techniques as for No. 3 followed by suitable ambient temperature conditions. The symbol emblem installation requires you to first clean the surface then heat the adhesive tape before removing it along with a non-residue solvent cleaning before inserting the 2 pins into the back door panel to finish the emblem installation at the proper temperature range. Reapply the cleaning and heat procedures to the rear door panel for installing the No. 1 roof side mark with careful removal of adhesive while meeting temperature requirements for proper bonding.

The body emblem removal process requires protective tape near the No. 1 roof side mark before threading a piano wire through the rear door panel. The wire ends get secured with wooden blocks for pull-off handles. Use the wire to scrape off the double-sided tape before removing the No. 1 roof side mark with care. Protective tape should be applied over the symbol emblem area on the back door panel after the body is passed through with piano wire. Wooden blocks function as handles during this process. The double-sided tape will dissolve by pulling the wire thus allowing you to detach the symbol emblem. The procedure for removing the No. 4 back door name plate requires protective tape application on the back door panel followed by piano wire passage between the body and the name plate before removing the name plate with wooden block handles. Repeat these steps to remove the No. 3 and No. 5 back door name plates after using protective tape and passing piano wire between the vehicle body and name plates then removing them safely.

The body emblem service requires technicians to carefully handle and put in new name plates. Prepare the work area for name plate replacement by removing all dirt and objects. Separate the part with right tools to avoid hurting the base material. Set the new name plate correctly then attach it to the body using suitable fasteners and adhesive. Use enough pressure to attach the new name plate firmly on the body surface.

Repeat the same procedure for the No. 3 back door name plate, ensuring protective tape is applied and the wire is used to safely detach it.

Ensure the temperature is above 20°C (68°F) or heat as necessary.

First, heat the double-sided tape remaining on the body with an infrared lamp or equivalent, ensuring the tape reaches 40 to 60 degrees C for approximately 1 to 2 minutes.

Next, wipe off the remaining tape with a clean cloth or equivalent, as failing to do so will prevent proper adhesion of the name plate.