Bolt missing

So yesterday when reversing into my driveway i felt a clunk from my passenger rear wheel and when i proceeded to find out what it was the shock absorber was dangling down and the bolt was missing. does anyone know what type of bolt it is and where i can get a new one?

 

Year?

 

Or throw a similar size grade 8 bolt in and drive down to ace.

 

M12, 60mm

Possibly toyota 91552 -11260?

 

grade 10.9?

 

IDK, get the highest possible then go OEM when you can.

 

Get anything you can ASAP, then go to the dealer & get the right bolt.

 

NAPA should have an equivalent to the stock bolt. Not likely there is anything special about the oem bolt.

 

It might have a seriously long shoulder on it since it is for a shock?

 

true, you want to make sure the shoulder goes all the way across both mount bracket ears for maximum strength.

 

Dude is that factory or did you have some suspension work done? If so, who did it?

 

Yes, I think 91552-11260 is right, supersedes to 90105-A0297. Washer is 94622-51200 and nut is 90178-A0057

I think it should be M12-1.25 x 60mm long. Use a flange bolt and nut if you can.

 

Never heard of it happening before, but if you google it, quite a few people have lost theirs and some on both sides.

I just checked mine for it, all OK.

 

The bolt has to be laying there .

 

Had the same thing happen to me, and I damm well know I torqued to it to spec.

Toyota Part Numbers
Flange Bolt: 90105-A0297
Washer: 94622-51200
Flange Nut: 90178-A0057

All together cost me a little under $8 at the stealership

 

If this happens and your in the mountains a 510 vape cartridge battery works !!!

 

Inventive, but also seems like a fire hazard….

 

not worried about steel catching fire . The bushing was already damaged . Saved the mount and potentially more
Damage

 

Yeah I definitely second this concern.

 

Agreed!

Was more concerned about the battery breaking in half and landing on the ground, then starting a fire there.