Wanted ID: transmission mount bolt

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looking for the passenger side bolt for the transmission mount, mine is bent.

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Any of you have one?

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None here but thanks for asking!
 
Before you call the job done, clean the gunk off the topside of the mount to see if the hole is whacked. More than half are. Should be a clean circle cut into the ear for the head of the bolt. Far too many left out of adjustment end up with a wallowed out hole and a tapered hex hole.☹️
 
Check with your local friendly Toyota dealer.
Get the bolt, washers, castle nut and cotter pin.


Left bolt 90102-13009 is NLA. So is 90102-13010 for the right side. 94141-41300 castle nut shows available. Same with the cotter pin 95381-03025 and washer 94612-11300.

Unlike the front mounts the back mounts can be over tightened. For this reason need to use the bolt with hole and castle nut/cotter pin. Probably get away with a standard bolt and then double nut tightening the two nuts against each other as hard as you can. Personally perfer the castle and cotter pin.
 
Left bolt 90102-13009 is NLA. So is 90102-13010 for the right side. 94141-41300 castle nut shows available. Same with the cotter pin 95381-03025 and washer 94612-11300.

Unlike the front mounts the back mounts can be over tightened. For this reason need to use the bolt with hole and castle nut/cotter pin. Probably get away with a standard bolt and then double nut tightening the two nuts against each other as hard as you can. Personally perfer the castle and cotter pin.
Thanks for that, hopefully someone has a used one. I had no idea right and left were different.
 
Thanks for that, hopefully someone has a used one. I had no idea right and left were different.
Left side is longer because it has to pass through both the inner and outer channels of the frame, as well as the cushion locator.
 
It looks like the longest one in Paul’s pic, with coarser thread pitch, and two cross drilled holes for the castle nut/cotter pin combo.
 
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