Bolt and Clip Part number?

[la79]

Hello, just wanted to see if anyone out there might know the Toyota part number for this bolt and clip?

These bolt and clips attach the rear black flares on a SR5 4Runner. The flares were made by AMP industries and came stock on the 3rd Gen.

I've reached out to the dealer and they can't seem to find any info. I'm wondering if the came as a set and there was no replacement part number for them?

I know I could find something suitable to replace them. However, I prefer having OEM parts. Just figured I would ask around if anyone new about them.

 

[sleepydad]

Hello, just wanted to see if anyone out there might know the Toyota part number for this bolt and clip?

These bolt and clips attach the rear black flares on a SR5 4Runner. The flares were made by AMP industries and came stock on the 3rd Gen.

I've reached out to the dealer and they can't seem to find any info. I'm wondering if the came as a set and there was no replacement part number for them?

I know I could find something suitable to replace them. However, I prefer having OEM parts. Just figured I would ask around if anyone new about them.

I had searched for those a while back and never found anything other than ebay.

these are close? you could just grind the one side off 1/2 way to match? not sure but I think it's just M10x1.0 bolts

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the bolt that pairs with them looks very similar?
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I don't know that is all I could come up, I ended up taking the black flare off and going with the little chrome ones, while I actually like. less stuff to hold dirt and cause rust.

good luck

 

[brillo_76]

So your put your vin on parts.toyota.com and it doesn't show them? Is this mfg of those flares still in existence? Maybe they can supply replacements for you.

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[la79]

Thanks everyone for the advice. Yeah, fender flares and parts are no longer made so just looking to keep everything stock.

 

[phattyduck]

Since that's up in the wheel well and you have access, I'd get some stainless hardware from McMaster or Fastenal... Something with big flange washers/heads and no worries about future corrosion.

-Charlie