I might agree with you there- it's looks like just carbon steel, one time-use only. But for small projects it does come with. A lot of thread pitches and all the handles. I used one tap and it lost its bite after 2 holes.
How to make rare m5 .9 pitch screws (found on early-67) PICS included
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Came across this UK site that has M5x0.9 in 10 different lengths from 10mm to 45mm. Not sure about shipping though.
www.zed-parts.com
JIS Phil Pan Head Pre 1967 Pitch Screws Zinc | zedparts
Japanese pre 1967 Screws, M5 (0.9 pitch). M4(0.75 pitch) M3 (0.6 pitch) former J.I.S size screws.
www.zed-parts.com
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Those looks good. Only issue is the rear hatch requires countersunk.Came across this UK site that has M5x0.9 in 10 different lengths from 10mm to 45mm. Not sure about shipping though.
JIS Phil Pan Head Pre 1967 Pitch Screws Zinc | zedparts
Japanese pre 1967 Screws, M5 (0.9 pitch). M4(0.75 pitch) M3 (0.6 pitch) former J.I.S size screws.
@Belmetric, but only 30mm
Retired JIS Flat Head Extra Coarse Zinc
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Oh, nice! That works! The only minor issue is the head isn't domed. I would use those, though.@Belmetric, but only 30mm
Retired JIS Flat Head Extra Coarse Zinc
Bel-Metric sells metric hardware & specialty automotive supplies nationwide. Visit our website to purchase metric fasteners, nuts, bolts, Time-Sert kits & more.
The rear hatch M5 screws are still available at Toyota (at least in Japan)!
93219-15010 : Screws that hold in place the 2 locks on the right and left
94511-00500 : Split washers to go with previous screws
94611-10500 : Regular washer for previous screws
93530-14014 : Screws holding the visit trap of the hatch. PN is misleading but I believe they should be M5
93239-15012 : Screws holding the inside handle
And a bonus I deducted from the last one :
93239-15016 : Screw for the one year 1974 front door handles.
All of the listed above I ordered mostly from Amayama or sometime from European equivalent. Some of them were in back order from supplier with 1 month delay and I had my quantities reduced (always ordered more to have backup and was often reduced to 10 or 5).
93219-15010 : Screws that hold in place the 2 locks on the right and left
94511-00500 : Split washers to go with previous screws
94611-10500 : Regular washer for previous screws
93530-14014 : Screws holding the visit trap of the hatch. PN is misleading but I believe they should be M5
93239-15012 : Screws holding the inside handle
And a bonus I deducted from the last one :
93239-15016 : Screw for the one year 1974 front door handles.
All of the listed above I ordered mostly from Amayama or sometime from European equivalent. Some of them were in back order from supplier with 1 month delay and I had my quantities reduced (always ordered more to have backup and was often reduced to 10 or 5).
Haven't measured the pitch so not sure about that but they are the PN in the EPC and they fit.
Before to order those I wasn't able to find screws that fit my missing ones on the hatch so that seemed coherent to me with a non-ISO pitch.
From Amayama it seems this screw was everywhere since the doom of time:
Lexus LS400 Lexus LS430 Toyota 4Runner Toyota Camry Toyota Carina Toyota Carina II Toyota Celica Toyota Celsior Toyota Century Toyota Coaster Toyota Corolla Toyota Corona Toyota Crown Toyota Crown Majesta Toyota Harrier Toyota Heavy Duty Truck Toyota Hiace Toyota Hilux Toyota Land Cruiser Toyota Land Cruiser Prado Toyota Lite Ace Toyota Mark II Toyota Mark X Toyota Prius Toyota Publica Toyota Regius Toyota Regius Ace Toyota Sprinter Trueno Toyota T.U.V Toyota Tercel Toyota ToyoAce
