Overview

Customers receiving Stage 92 of the Toyota Supra build may notice that additional parts have been included with their delivery.

These parts have been provided to help ensure customers can successfully complete the steering wheel assembly and, in some cases, to provide replacement parts for components originally supplied with Stage 46.

There are two different groups of additional parts:

• Parts 92C, 92D and 92E – required for the Stage 92 steering wheel assembly.
• Parts 92F, 92G and 92H – replacement/spare parts originally supplied with Stage 46.

Parts 92C, 92D and 92E

Parts 92C, 92D and 92E are required to complete the steering wheel assembly at Stage 92.

These parts are used as part of the Stage 92 assembly and are necessary to ensure that the completed steering wheel functions correctly and can move as intended.

Customers should follow the step-by-step instructions provided with Stage 92 to correctly fit these parts.

Important

These are not spare parts. Parts 92C, 92D and 92E are required for the Stage 92 assembly.

Parts 92F, 92G and 92H

Parts 92F, 92G and 92H are replacement/spare parts.

These parts were originally supplied with Stage 46 and are being provided again with Stage 92 as a precaution.

The reason for including them is that these components may potentially have been damaged during the earlier Stage 46 assembly. Providing replacements with Stage 92 means customers have the necessary parts available if they need to replace a damaged component.

Do I need to replace my Stage 46 parts?

No.

If the original Stage 46 parts are still in good condition and have not been damaged, there is no need to replace them.

Parts 92F, 92G and 92H are supplied as additional replacement/spare parts and should only be used if the corresponding original Stage 46 parts have been damaged or are no longer suitable for use.

Why are Parts 92F, 92G and 92H included with Stage 92?

These parts relate to the Stage 46 assembly, rather than the Stage 92 assembly.

They have been included with Stage 92 as a precaution because damage to the original Stage 46 components could affect the steering wheel assembly and its correct operation.

Providing these replacement parts in Stage 92 gives customers an opportunity to replace any damaged Stage 46 components without needing to request them separately.

Why aren't Parts 92F, 92G and 92H listed in the Stage 92 parts list?

Customers may notice that 92F, 92G and 92H are not listed in the Stage 92 parts list or specifically referenced in the Stage 92 magazine.

This is because these parts are replacement parts for components originally supplied with Stage 46.

They are additional precautionary parts and are not intended to form part of the standard Stage 92 assembly unless a corresponding Stage 46 component needs to be replaced.

Should I keep Parts 92F, 92G and 92H?

Yes.

Customers should keep Parts 92F, 92G and 92H safely, even if they do not currently need them.

They are provided as replacement parts and may be required if the corresponding Stage 46 components are found to be damaged.

Can I use Parts 92F, 92G and 92H if my Stage 46 parts are damaged?

Yes.

If any of the corresponding original Stage 46 components have been damaged and need replacing, the replacement parts supplied with Stage 92 can be used.

Customers should follow the relevant assembly instructions when replacing any damaged components.

Does every customer need to use the additional replacement parts?

No.

Parts 92F, 92G and 92H are precautionary replacement parts.

If the original Stage 46 components are undamaged and functioning correctly, customers should leave them in place and keep the additional parts safely as spares.

Key Information for Customers

Customer FAQs

Why have I received extra parts with Stage 92?

Additional parts have been included to help ensure the steering wheel assembly can be completed successfully. Some of the parts are required for Stage 92, while others are replacement parts for components originally supplied with Stage 46.

Are 92C, 92D and 92E required?

Yes. Parts 92C, 92D and 92E are required for the Stage 92 steering wheel assembly. Please follow the Stage 92 assembly instructions.

Are 92F, 92G and 92H required?

No, not unless the corresponding Stage 46 parts have been damaged. They are replacement/spare parts supplied as a precaution.

My Stage 46 parts are fine. Do I need to replace them?

No. If your original Stage 46 parts are undamaged and functioning correctly, you do not need to replace them.

Why aren't 92F, 92G and 92H in my Stage 92 magazine?

They are replacement parts relating to the earlier Stage 46 assembly, which is why they may not appear in the Stage 92 parts list or assembly instructions.

What should I do with 92F, 92G and 92H if I don't need them?

Keep them safely. They have been provided as replacement parts in case you need them later.

Are the extra parts a correction to Stage 92?

No. The additional parts have been included as a precautionary measure to support customers with the steering wheel assembly and to provide replacement parts for potentially damaged Stage 46 components.

Will I need to contact Customer Service to request 92F, 92G or 92H?

If you have received Stage 92, these replacement parts have already been included for you. If your original Stage 46 components are damaged, check the relevant assembly instructions before replacing them.

Summary

The additional parts included with Toyota Supra Stage 92 have two purposes.

92C, 92D and 92E are required components for the Stage 92 steering wheel assembly.

92F, 92G and 92H are replacement/spare parts for components originally supplied with Stage 46. They have been included as a precaution in case any of the original parts were damaged during the earlier assembly.

Customers do not need to replace undamaged Stage 46 parts. If they are in good condition, leave them fitted and keep the additional 92F, 92G and 92H parts safely for future use if required.