JRG2000

I'm trying to replace the center fender bolt that is the "non-painted" bolt in the center. I've done a bunch of research and have bought several bolts I thought were the right one but each one does not quite match. This bolt has no paint and has a dull/flat finish to it with no markings on the top.

Here is what I have bought so far with no luck on a perfect match: Either the center of the top of the bolt has markings (the original one does not) or it is too glossy and does not match (the original one has a flat finish). Am I missing something, or do they not make this bolt anymore exactly as it came from the factory? I'm trying to match for a year 2000 AP1.
90108-S0A-003
90108-SF1-000
95701-0801608
90105-SV1-000

s2000maniac

JRG2000

Thanks for the suggestion. I haven't tried that one yet. I'll give that one a try and post when it arrives...hopefully that may do the trick.

Zuzu91

Was it this one? I'm looking for it too

Slowcrash_101

That bolt is to hold the headlight cluster?

engifineer

Damn there was another thread about this late last year and I found the right part number for the guy. But do not have time right now to go searching for it. Just holds the fender I believe.

engifineer

here ya go

https://www.s2ki.com/forums/s2000-mo.../#post24781371

Chuck S

Looks like 90108-S0A-003 to me. Does it fit?

Don't forget your car is 21 years old and the finish may have oxidized over the years. Mine are dull but I didn't see them when they were new.

-- Chuck

engifineer

Guy on the other thread seemed to indicate it was correct. But never came back and confirmed for sure.

But that bolt I am pretty sure is always that color (has a different coating) for some reason. Not sure why. But even when you look at the part description that one has a different coating on it.

Chuck S

The -003 suffix in the part number indicates a variation or revision including different colors. As a common Honda bolt I can see it being made more corrosion proof. 90108-S0A-000 (the "base" part number) doesn't turn up anything and may no longer exist after being superseded by .003.



-- Chuck