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Old 09-18-2007, 04:47 PM   #1 (permalink)
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diff mounting studs

does anyone know a part # and/or where i can get stock replacement differental mounting studs, just got an IFS rear axle from the junkyard today minus the third, a couple of the mounting studs are snapped

i already read up on converting to bolts, but i'd really like to stick with stock replacement

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Old 09-18-2007, 11:38 PM   #2 (permalink)
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3rd member mounting studs:
long (total of 2) - 90116-08226
Short (total of 8) - 90116-08235
Nuts for above - 90170-08204
Washers for above - 94512-00800
http://www.4x4wire.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=&Number=27237&page=0&view=collaps ed&sb=5&o=all&fpart=1

It says those are for an 8" front axle, but the rear should be the same being's that it's the same 3rd member.
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90116-08235

I submitted those part numbers as rear axle numbers from my 88...but they were categorized as front axle parts. The "long" studs are for the elocker axle for mounting the motor.

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thanks for the #'s

any idea's on price?
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You can also use some M8-1.25 x 35 and 40 mm long allen screws. Install from the inside of the flange facing out.

Otherwise, I have a few spare short studs if you want to keep studs in there.
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i seen the allen screw conversion somewhere but i cant find it now

anyone have a link?


:edit: found it on pirate, looked up the materials on Fastenal, comes to about 13 buck with extras, woohoo, i'm goin to fastenal tomorrow!
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We have a diff stud/bolt kit.
http://www.wabfab.org/products/diffe...ferentials.htm


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The "long" studs are for the elocker axle for mounting the motor.
Hmmm, was there an e-locker available in 87-88? Not that I have a better answer as to what they're for.

I have 2 rear axles. One that was stock on my 88 pickup, the other I pulled off an 87 4Runner.

They both have 8 short studs, and 2 long studs for mounting the 3rd member. The 2 long studs are located in the same holes on each axle. 1 in what would be the 12:30 position hole. The other 1 in the 5:30 hole.
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Hmmm, was there an e-locker available in 87-88? Not that I have a better answer as to what they're for.

I have 2 rear axles. One that was stock on my 88 pickup, the other I pulled off an 87 4Runner.

They both have 8 short studs, and 2 long studs for mounting the 3rd member. The 2 long studs are located in the same holes on each axle. 1 in what would be the 12:30 position hole. The other 1 in the 5:30 hole.
No e-locker at that time. All the 3rds I have seen have two longer mounting studs, 4-cyl, V6 and high pinion. Not sure if the long ones are the same length as the e-locker 3rd. 35mm and 40mm are about the right lengths for the others.
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Hmmm, was there an e-locker available in 87-88? Not that I have a better answer as to what they're for.

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Like Roger said, not available for that year. I retrofitted a 99 TRD Tacoma elocker into my 88. I was mistaken when I said the long stud part number was for the elocker motor. The correct part number for the longer elocker motor studs is 90116-08330. Sorry for the confusion!

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