Identifying fasteners by part number

I took this "skid plate"/splash guard off a loooooong time ago and, what do you know, I lost the fasteners.

Is there any way to get the details (e.g. M8x1.25x30) for these fasteners by just using these part #s shown in the diagram?

I showed these pictures to the parts department at my local dealer and they said they couldn't find out. Pretty lame. I would really like to go to Ace/Home Depot and pick up the stuff today instead of waiting 2 weeks, if possible.

 

I didn’t read through the whole thread, but this might help you.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/stock-skid-plate-bolt-size.572942/

 

They may have been superseded by the current bolts... I'd advise to call ahead to make sure, then order them online...

 

If you can circle the specific fasteners you need, I believe I can find them. If not, you may want to ping @Roman

 

Thanks, but no worries, I went and tried a few combos to find the right one. For anyone who may stumble across this, 5x M8x1.25x20 was what worked for me. I was really most interested in finding out if it was possible to get part details such as thread pitch and length from the part numbers.

Was a bit tough to get them in, probably due to some contamination or galling of the female threads, but they're in there now...

 

Just ordered 5 of these (90080-11373) bolts with washers for my front skid. They cost about .90c each from stealership. Should be delivered in 2 days.

 

A tap would have cleaned the threads up, and made it a little easier to drive the bolts in. Glad you were able to get them in, though

 

My plan today is run one of my good bolts up in there first with some grease. A pre-game before the new bolts go in. Tapped one out yesterday and have 2 more today.

 

This happened on my Land Cruiser (which has 8 or 10 bolts!). I drilled and tapped, bought new bolts, and then applied generous amounts of anti seize before reinstalling. I drop the pan from time to time, and it's been ~ 5 yrs or more...the bolts always slide right out

 

Can anyone tell me what bolts go on the bottom of the fender flares?

 

Go to your local stealership (or any online stealer) and plug in your VIN# and then start a search. You’ll be empowered by this.