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Old 02-22-2024, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by DWilliam View Post
What are all of the parts that I need to order?

Is "90119-10933" the correct number for the bolts? And there's 8 total? What is the correct torque for the bolts? What about castle nuts? Anything else?

Edit: Is this a complete kit for one side? Ball Joint- Toyota 4Runner, Sequoia & Tundra Lower Left Ball Joint (1996-2002) SB3804LWH
L Balljoint, R Balljoint, 8 bolts. The ball joint nut and cotter pin come with the ball joint.

The bolt PN you listed is for the "black" bolts, which require 37 ft.lbs. This is lower due to the coating and head/washer design than the normal 59 ft.lbs (?) of the flange bolt style other PNs that Toyota also sells for the same application. The black bolts are the strongest OEM option for those bolts, so good choice.

The Yotashop link is using 555 ball joints that are not OEM. They are the 'best of the rest' but most on here will suggest you just get the OEM parts. They are used in tension and it is a catastrophic failure if they go wrong...

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