Power steering belt tensioner assembly bolt p/n 44350-34010

what is the bolt size or the part number on the power steering belt tensioner assembly part number

$239 44350-34010 Toyota Genuine Parts - Pulley Assy, Power S (44350-34010)

44350-34010 my bolt broke

 

A picture would be a great help!

Did you get the broken bolt out??

Most likely either M10x1.25 or M8x1.25 guess at the length

 

Here is a picture. I was able to get the bolt out. Unfortunately with out thinking I threw the broken bolt away when i picked up a supposedly part that fit from the dealer which didnt fit.

 

The long bolt that adjusts tension ??

I have some I need to measure to be sure but M8x1.25 measure the overall length for length.

It needs to be threaded the whole length .

If you can`t find any you could make one with M8 x1.25 all thread and weld on a nut or epoxy .

 

Thanks!

 

Yes it is the long bolt. If you can provide the exact size that would be great.

 

It looks to be 80mm long.

About the only thing I can have a fully threaded bolt of that size for

 

If anyone can help, I could use the part number for the other bolt, the shorter one, the silver bolt in the center of the first product picture on this page:

$239 Toyota Genuine Parts - Pulley Assy, Power S (44350-34010)

https://www.amazon.com/Toyota-44350...ords=Toyota-44350-34010&qid=1574640621&sr=8-1

Mine was on too tight, and I mangled it trying to loosen it.

 

Yesterday I snapped the head off the long bolt, is there a reason I should not remove the whole pulley assembly to replace that bolt? seems a lot easier than trying to do it in place

 

Why make things harder remove the whole assembly!

Just pay attention to the hardware on the pulley .

it is easy to mix things up then your pulley is out of line.

 

90119-08493 - that is the bolt I got directly from the local Toyota for about $4. Works perfect. It just has a T-40 head instead of hex head. For anyone who happens to find this post on google the way I did, this is the answer. I spent days searching for and many bolts later, I found the one that has the same thread pattern/thickness and length.

M8-1.25x85mm - OEM# 90119-08493

What I did to remove the bad bolt was remove the whole pulley assembly and disassemble it carefully remembering exactly how it fits back together, and then just backed out the threads the other way with a lotta wd-40. Then I put the pulley assembly back together and didn’t tighten the pulley all the way, allowing the block to move around as I screwed the new bolt into it. Bolted the assembly back on, replaced power steering belt and then used the new bolt to tighten it and then finished tightening down the pulley bolt to secure it.