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Old 07-11-2015, 02:14 PM #1
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Can't find a part number on a bolt, dealer part guy was an idiot

I'm trying to find the part number on the 4 threaded dowels that the intake plenum and plenum gaskets slide over. The number I have is 17159 but nothing comes up when I search it on various Toyota parts sites.

The parts guy at a local dealer assured me he knew what I was talking about then ordered the wrong parts.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure all 4 are the same part #.
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Manifold to cylinder head stud. I believe it is #90116-08251

This is a good resource for getting full PN's: TOYOTA | Japan Parts EU
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Manifold to cylinder head stud. I believe it is #90116-08251

This is a good resource for getting full PN's: TOYOTA | Japan Parts EU
Appreciate it, that's exactly what I was looking for. That site has a crazy amount of diagrams, I'll be bookmarking that one.
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It's worth noting the the 2 bolts pictured have "No. 1" and "No. 2" next to them and that usually indicates that they are/can be different individual numbers.
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It's worth noting the the 2 bolts pictured have "No. 1" and "No. 2" next to them and that usually indicates that they are/can be different individual numbers.
He's right. The 17159 is NOT a part number, it's just an index on the illustration to tie to the parts listing, which follows:

17159 BOLT, STUD(FOR MANIFOLD TO CYLINDER HEAD)
90116-08251 NO.1 4
90116-10150 NO.2 12

The 4 and 12 are the quantities of each used.

The No. 1 is the intake manifold and No.2 is the exhaust manifold so 90116-08251 is indeed correct.

How your dealer could screw up looking at this listing is a mystery to me.
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Can anyone help me identify this bracket? It has a number on it "96924"




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Can anyone help me identify this bracket? It has a number on it "96924"



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"Parts guy was an idiot, he couldn't find the right part number and neither could I!"

I believe the transitive property could apply here...
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"Parts guy was an idiot, he couldn't find the right part number and neither could I!"

I believe the transitive property could apply here...
Ya, but he doesn't sell parts for a living I'm assuming.
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