Where to find replacement bolts/nuts?
#1
Where to find replacement bolts/nuts?
I'm missing one set of a nut and bolt where the driveshaft connects to the rear differential.
I also think I'm missing a couple other bolts. Bear with me while I try to describe where they are. There are two brackets/supports that are bolted on the underside of the transmission right near where the transmission connects to the drive shaft. There are two spots for a bolt that goes into the tranny and on both sides there is only one bolt where it appears there should be two. (sorry if that description made no sense
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Are these special bolts that I need to get from a dealer? Or can I just go to the hardware store and get what I need?
I found this thread https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...t-size-149558/
But I'm not sure whether it's talking about the same bolts I am or not, as I'm not that familiar with these toyotas yet.
I also think I'm missing a couple other bolts. Bear with me while I try to describe where they are. There are two brackets/supports that are bolted on the underside of the transmission right near where the transmission connects to the drive shaft. There are two spots for a bolt that goes into the tranny and on both sides there is only one bolt where it appears there should be two. (sorry if that description made no sense
)Are these special bolts that I need to get from a dealer? Or can I just go to the hardware store and get what I need?
I found this thread https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...t-size-149558/
But I'm not sure whether it's talking about the same bolts I am or not, as I'm not that familiar with these toyotas yet.
#3
Here's T.G.'s http://trail-gear.com/driveshaft.html many members are dealers like myself or order from them directly or marlin and you can wonder if you will ever get them
#4
I just get mine from the hardware or autoparts store. For the driveshaft you want FLANGE bolts and nuts - they will look like they have a washer built in.
NOTE: Grade 8 (or 8.8) Metric is the same as SAE Grade 5
Grade 10 (or 10.9) Metric is the same as SAE Grade 8
Grade 10.9 in fine thread are often hard to find.
NOTE: Grade 8 (or 8.8) Metric is the same as SAE Grade 5
Grade 10 (or 10.9) Metric is the same as SAE Grade 8
Grade 10.9 in fine thread are often hard to find.
#7
When I rebuilt my head I was missing a lot of nuts and bolts and ended up just going to Ace hardware for them. While putting the exhaust manifold back together, I needed some exhaust studs so I had to go to the dealer for those. The dealership's price was very reasonable. It was something like 40 cents a stud. I was paying 40 to 75 cents a bolt at Ace hardware.
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When I swapped out my rear third I mixed up one of the backing plate bolts with one of the driveshaft/diff flange nuts.. Screwed them up to hell. Went to the dealer and paid something like 1.50 each nut and screw...
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