oem bolts

[dorifuto.boi]

does anyone know anywhere online where i can get some oem bolts ? im assuming the dealership will charge a lot.

for now, i need the bolts that fasten the bottom front bumper to the plastic fender well trim because they're all rusted. i dont want to pull any from junk yards because they'll probably be rusted as well. also i need tb bolts/nuts

thanks,
d

[Mister_Perkins]

Why not just go to a hardware store and get some ?

Way cheaper

[techtalk]

Originally Posted by dorifuto.boi

does anyone know anywhere online where i can get some oem bolts ? im assuming the dealership will charge a lot.

for now, i need the bolts that fasten the bottom front bumper to the plastic fender well trim because they're all rusted. i dont want to pull any from junk yards because they'll probably be rusted as well. also i need tb bolts/nuts

thanks,
d

dorifuto.boi,

I get most of my Toyota parts from toyotpartszone.com. They have super cheap OEM parts for all kinds of Toyota models and every shopping experience that I've had with them has been stellar. I did a quick search on the front bumper bolts that you are looking for and it appears that they carry them: http://www.toyotapartszone.com/Page_...ponentsIndex=2

Take it easy for now man!

[dorifuto.boi]

i've actually used bolts from hardware stores and autozone. i dunno but they just make me feel weird using it lol. like sometimes the washers aren't the right thickness and i have to stack them. then they crush way hard and i can't get the right torque. i guess its my ocd

thanks for the link. i'll remember that site

[fenixus]

or PM our TN member here TOYOPARTSMAN, who is a dealer from Georgia. He beats all online pricing and charges reasonable shipping for small light items (USPS possible, not only Fedex or UPS).

[pmesfun]

^+1 his shipping charges are really cheap.

[JohnGD]

Check with ToyotaPartsMan then on bolt prices. Chances are they come close to those little plastic packages in parts stores.

I'd also check and order some plastic clip bolts or whatever you call them. They turn brittle with age and like to break. Maybe an OEM air filter too while at it, etc etc.