[JLMullins]

I installed a new hub/bearing on my 2005 Canyon SLE 3.5 and I lost one of the 4 bolts that attach the knuckle to the hub. Is that a drawing with part numbers to find these bolts? Has anyone had to purchase these bolts? I need to find the somewhere.

Thanks,
Jimmy

 

[FixxxerKH202]

Take one out and borrow someone elses car and head down to a local bolt and nut supplier. Other than that you'll have to buy them through a GM dealer in person or online.

 

[cart7881]

Here you go, part number and size: BRAKE CALIPER MOUNTING/FRONT & KNUCKLE | Nalley Buick GMC Brunswick

 

[JLMullins]

Thank you very much, can anyone use that to search for part for their vehicle?

Jimmy

 

[cart7881]

This is what I use to get most of the numbers that I need. Chevrolet Colorado 2004 2012 Parts List Model Year Specific | eBay

Sometimes that list is not detailed enough so I take the number for the nearest part (in your case, the hub assembly) and run it on Nalley's website. They are one of the few websites that publish the complete part number. Their prices are lower that MSRP also.

 

[FixxxerKH202]

Good to know on that nalley website. I've seen them give the bolts, but not actually contain the dimensions and thread size. That's a big help and takes out the guesswork. I always do what I suggested above, but that will certainly make life easier.

 

[cart7881]

I'm not sure what factor GM uses to determine whether or not to include the specs for hardware in the parts manual. Sometimes they are there and sometimes not. Notice in the link that I posted, that the specs are not available for the caliper bracket mount bolts or the rotor attach bolts. :shrug:

 

[FixxxerKH202]

Well the caliper attachment bolts that go in the guide pin are a 9.5mm thread and not produced by very many companies. I learned that the hard way when my caliper started flopping in my rim after I let a shop inspect my brakes before buying my truck. Assholes pulled the caliper off and didn't reapply loctite, not fun when the truck was a week old and I had to go halfway across my state to a dealer that had them in stock at $5.83 a piece.

 

[crazyeyez]

We broke one of those bolts. Endedup getting four new ones from the local Fastenal for less then what the dealer wanted for one.

 

[Timemant223]

What is the name/ part number of the bolts that hold the hub to the rotor? The black one pictured.

 

[GoggleZ]

What is the name/ part number of the bolts that hold the hub to the rotor? The black one pictured.

18060466.

 

[GoggleZ]

My new rotors are fully threaded and the bolts are stopping at the shoulder of the bolt and not pulling the rotor snug to the hub.
Anyone else experience this?

 

[Timemant223]

18060466.

Who would you recommend buying this from?

 

[GoggleZ]

Who would you recommend buying this from?

You could check Pull-A-Part, if you have one, or your local daler, but they will likely be about $10 each there.