I need one of these bolts, but will take more than one. Does anybody have any laying around? Thanks, Dean

 

Lol I was thinking wow looks like my hub. And realized it was haha.
I wonder if u can take one out and go into a hardware store and get one that would work?

 

You can do this ^^ and match up thread pitch and length or go to your local Toyota dealer and get one, whichever is easiest for you. Since I have a 2WD truck, I don't know the size of the bolt off hand.

I believe the bolt your are looking for is below, please confirm.

Toyota Part Number: 90119-06024; BOLT, W/ WASHER
https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/oem/...119-06024.html


Diagram source: https://parts.villagetoyota.com/showAssembly.aspx?ukey_assembly=341811&ukey_make=1 021&ukey_model=14419&modelYear=1981&ukey_category= 19382&ukey_driveLine=6069&ukey_trimLevel=14117

 

M6x1.0 common size as a guess for length 20mm measure one of the other ones for length

If you need to order them get a few you will use them

 

I wanted the head to match the original bolts, that why I didn't go to the hardware store. I'll try the Toyota dealership and see if I can get one with a head that matches. Yes 95yoda that's probably your picture. It was posted the other day. Saved me from going out in the cold to take a picture.

 

I venture the dealer will need to order them .

Then going by your Vin unless you have a great relationship with your parts people they will tell you that number is obsolete

You want them to match you might need to do them all

 

I remember seeing on another forum where the new replacement bolts from Toyota may not have the "7" on them like the original. Like Wyoming9 said, get all the bolts if you want them to match aesthetically. Functionally, the new and old bolts should be the same.

Toyota typically uses fasteners like bolts on many different models over a wide range of model years and are usually still available and may have been updated.

In the link I posted above, it looks like the original part number has been replaced by 91641-80616, however the dealer parts department should be able to find the bolt with either number. Just check against your VIN if possible.

 

boneyard is dealer is a no go

i replaced mine with allen head bolts

 

Dropzone, that's probably what I'll do too. I was hoping someone had some factory bolts laying around. I don't care if the bolts are factory or not, I just want them to match