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Old 10-22-2020, 01:17 AM #1
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Power Steering Fluid Reservoir Bolts
Recently a mechanic did not re-install the 3 bolts which secures the power steering fluid reservoir. Any idea what size bolts go into it?


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Recently a mechanic did not re-install the 3 bolts which secures the power steering fluid reservoir. Any idea what size bolts go into it?
I haven't removed them, but I would say they look like m8x1.25. Thats a pretty common size that gets used around the 4runner. For length, just guestimate based on how deep the hole looks, maybe 15mm - 20mm would be be fine.
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Cool, thanks. I’ll start with that.


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I haven't removed them, but I would say they look like m8x1.25. Thats a pretty common size that gets used around the 4runner. For length, just guestimate based on how deep the hole looks, maybe 15mm - 20mm would be be fine.
I looked at mine today as well but also didn't pull them out. I concur with what you said.
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I looked at mine today as well but also didn't pull them out. I concur with what you said.
This pic came from when I did my PS fluid, but I was actually out there today looking at headlight wiring for my switch to 06+ lights and took a look at them again. Seeing them in real life, I'm pretty confident they're m8x1.25. Should be good to go with that OP, just eyeball the length and grab some from ACE
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Correct on the bolt size. Thanks!


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