Part ID help, Sheared Stud

[PNWTreeOctopus]

I managed to shear this stud trying to torque down the nut on the Alternator/ Generator drive belt adjusting bar bracket. I realized that it was a stud and and I could access it from behind the alternator, which I removed and then baked it out with an E10 socket. As far as I can tell this part is "Stud Hex Lobular - Toyota (90901-26001)" I was hoping I could get confirmation before I drive over to Bellingham Toyota to order it. I did a search for this part name online and couldn't get any photos to pop up. I'd really appreciate any insight the community could provide. Thank you!
Please see the photos below:

Location of sheared stud:

Appearance of sheared stud:

My Best guess as to the part by using the Partsouq parts diagrams (this was found in the "cylinder block" group)

 

[zapatius]

Broken Power Steering Stud

I broke a power steering pump stud on my LX 450. I over torqued the stud and broke the end of the bolt off. Unfortunately, I couldn’t easily find information about it so here’s information on how to replace. Toyota #: 90901-26001 Removing the stud can be tricky. I was lucky and I could...

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[FMC80]

Broken Power Steering Stud

I broke a power steering pump stud on my LX 450. I over torqued the stud and broke the end of the bolt off. Unfortunately, I couldn’t easily find information about it so here’s information on how to replace. Toyota #: 90901-26001 Removing the stud can be tricky. I was lucky and I could...

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Another data point of how badass this community is. G breaks a stud, zapatius finds an obscure two-post thread from almost 8 years ago, NBD.

 

[OGBeno]

When s*** like this goes down, I’m convinced DMT was involved.

 

[zapatius]

When s*** like this goes down, I’m convinced DMT was involved.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold......

 

[PNWTreeOctopus]

“When the going gets strange, the strange turn pro” HST