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Tow Hitch Bolts

Well, I met up with @rinkman07 today, really nice guy, and I picked up a weight distributing tow hitch. Sadly, when he removed it, he had a lot of seized bolts on it, and broke a few. (Not baggin' on you man!) Does anyone know the size of the bolts? I've looked at what I'd think to be pertaining to this on villagetoyotaparts, as well as a bit through the FSM, and can't find what size bolts it uses! Any help would be great. Thanks.
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What part, the hitch to the frame or the part that goes to the trailer?
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To frame, sorry should have been clearer.
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Tow Hitch Bolts

Your talking the bolts that hold the hitch to the frame, right? Is so I think they were M8 or M10 x 1.25. I might have one at home and I can check tonight.
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Your talking the bolts that hold the hitch to the frame, right? Is so I think they were M8 or M10 x 1.25. I might have one at home and I can check tonight.
Thank you! Side note: this is for the weight distrib hitch not the one held up by 2 bolts.
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Yeah. The one from the v8. The threaded holes are already in your frame. If you have a old skid plate bolt see if it fits. Those are M8x1.25.
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The ones he's checking for you will be the right ones. 3 per side for after market hitches.
Not sure, but, they might be the same size as the ones holding the recovery hoop on the rear also.
You can pull one and check, just might need longer though.
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The ones he's checking for you will be the right ones. 3 per side for after market hitches.
Not sure, but, they might be the same size as the ones holding the recovery hoop on the rear also.
You can pull one and check, just might need longer though.
I believe it's the OEM with the steel tubes. It came on his, however, being that he bought it last year and it's an '05, I'm not too sure.
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I believe it's the OEM with the steel tubes. It came on his, however, being that he bought it last year and it's an '05, I'm not too sure.
All the class 4 & 5 hitches bolt in the same location on the runners frame.
Did this on my 04 & 08.
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I believe it's the OEM with the steel tubes. It came on his, however, being that he bought it last year and it's an '05, I'm not too sure.

Doesn't matter which hitch, doesn't change the pre tapped holes in the frame. 3 on each rail.
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All the class 4 & 5 hitches bolt in the same location on the runners frame.
Did this on my 04 & 08.
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Doesn't matter which hitch, doesn't change the pre tapped holes in the frame. 3 on each rail.
Alright, so it's just the 3 on each rail. @ebg18t , keep me posted with the bolt type, wanna go pick some up and get it on today.
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I don't have the tools laying around to take the bolts off at home right now, but knowing Toyota they are most likely M10x1.25 but they could also be M8x1.25; I would just grab a couple of each, one of the two sizes should fit. The Bolts that hold the rear tow hook are going to be bigger and I can't remember what size we use for those bolts as those are probably M12's
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I don't have the tools laying around to take the bolts off at home right now, but knowing Toyota they are most likely M10x1.25 but they could also be M8x1.25; I would just grab a couple of each, one of the two sizes should fit. The Bolts that hold the rear tow hook are going to be bigger and I can't remember what size we use for those bolts as those are probably M12's
m8/m10 is head and 1.25 is bolt diameter right? If so, what length will I need?
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m8/m10 is head and 1.25 is bolt diameter right? If so, what length will I need?

M8 & M10 are the metric size, 1.25 is the pitch. Measure the thickness of the hitch, add a washer and the thickness of the frame so you get complete thread bite. Probably a 25-30mm will be fine. But measure it.

I won't be home till 7pm ish. If you go to ace, but a M8 and M10 x 1.25 see which fits then go back in and get the rest. Should be $0.50 each + washer
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M8 & M10 are the metric size, 1.25 is the pitch. Measure the thickness of the hitch, add a washer and the thickness of the frame so you get complete thread bite. Probably a 25-30mm will be fine. But measure it.

I won't be home till 7pm ish. If you go to ace, but a M8 and M10 x 1.25 see which fits then go back in and get the rest. Should be $0.50 each + washer
Okay, will do. I guess I'm on my way now.
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