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Bolt identification?

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Bolt identification?

Bolt identification?

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Looking to replace new bolts that were pulled out from my Toyota Hiace brake rotor that was screwed against the hub.

Having trouble identifying https://showbox.bio/ https://tutuapp.uno/ https://vidmate.cool/ grade of the bolts. Its got two radial lines on the head marking, but google research showed bolt marking of 3 radial lines only which is a Grade 5. Base on rule of thumb, grade is determine by number of lines plus two, so naturally my bolt is a Grade 4, but it doesnt exist!
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RE: Bolt identification?

I think an SAE grade 5 bolt would work. (or the equivalent - after all, this isn't an American designed vehicle.)

Alternatively, go to a parts store and see if they have something for a different Toyota.

RE: Bolt identification?

Wheel and brake, try to buy the OE bolts.
I know that they will be expensive, but this is holding wheels on.
You might try searches for "JIS bolt identification"

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