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06-04-2007, 02:11 PM
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PN-Req: 91-95 STRUT ROD BOLTS
would anybody here know the part number for the bolt that holds the strut rod under the car into place? you know, the long one that runs through the bushing and is connected to a locking nut? i had to cut the old one off and need to buy a replacement bolt.
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06-04-2007, 02:34 PM
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Front or rear? Do you have a picture?
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I know the part you're talking about.
90119-12146 BOLT (FOR STRUT ROD) 01.12.1989-01.08.1999 SW20;*12-1.25PX86-30 The nut that holds it on has a little tab to keep the nut from spinning by clamping it to the chassis mount.
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anyways, the bolt is somewhat next to the end of the rocker panel towards the rear. |
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