Center console screws/bolts

[stompbox1791]

A few years ago I took out the center console on the floor on my 1996. (This was to work on the key stuck in the ignition issue.)

I'm starting to restore the old girl, and want to put the center console back in. Give my right elbow a place to rest, and I'd be able to roll down the rear hatch window again.

But for the life of me, I can't find the screws that attach it. Is there a parts diagram out there with part numbers, or at least descriptions?

 

[HiLife]

parts.toyota.com

 

[Ghostrider]

This might be a perfect example of why a pull it yourself junkyard is needed

 

[stompbox1791]

Thanks, all.

 

[Spiker Engineering]

Buy Genuine Toyota 9011906428 (90119-06428) Bolt. Prices, fast shipping, photos, weight - Amayama

 

[Rushthezeppelin]

Buy Genuine Toyota 9011906428 (90119-06428) Bolt. Prices, fast shipping, photos, weight - Amayama

Price: $1
Shipping to US: $17.85

Yeah unless he's grabbing other more substantial stuff from Amayama it makes way more sense to just go to a pick and pull and maybe even get them for the price of gas.

 

[Spiker Engineering]

Price: $1
Shipping to US: $17.85

Yeah unless he's grabbing other more substantial stuff from Amayama it makes way more sense to just go to a pick and pull and maybe even get them for the price of gas.

I wasn't suggesting that he buy from amayama, they just had a good illustration of the part. Actually looks like the part number got superceded to 90080-11664

With the price of gas, pick n pull admission, and the time wasted, I'd just buy it from here for about $5 including shipping - 90080-11664 - Jack Carrier Bolt 1999-2020 Toyota | Longo Toyota Parts

 

[Reinout]

I'm not looking to do this at this time, but I'd take an existing screw and go down to the local hardware store and match the threads to some stainless hardware.

 

[KPOffroad]

They should be M8x1.25 if they had a 12MM head or M6x1.25? (don't quote me on the pitch) if they have a 10MM head. You could probably find some at the hardware store or online somewhere like McMaster.

 

[stompbox1791]

Thanks again, all. I've got some options now. Appreciate the links and advice.

 

[TheDurk]

They should be M8x1.0 if they had a 12MM head or M6x1.25? (don't quote me on the pitch) if they have a 10MM head. You could probably find some at the hardware store or online somewhere like McMaster.

Here are all the pitches commonly used on Toyotas

6 mm diameter - 1 mm pitch (iso course) - requires 10 mm wrench to fit head / nut
8 mm diameter - 1.25 mm pitch (iso course) - requires 12 mm wrench to fit head / nut
10 mm diameter - 1.25 mm pitch (iso fine) - requires 14 mm wrench to fit head / nut
12 mm diameter - 1.25 mm pitch (iso other) - requires 17 mm wrench to fit head / nut
14 mm diameter - 1.5 mm pitch (iso fine) - requires 19 mm wrench to fit head / nut
16 mm diameter - 1.5 mm pitch (iso fine) - requires 22 mm wrench to fit head / nut