What Replacement Bolt Fits My Thule T2 Classic 9044?

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I am missing a part. The bolt that connects the bracket to the hitch. Product 9044 the Thule T2 Classic. It is part #11 on the parts listing.

asked by: Ben

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Expert Reply:

The part that you are referring to on the parts list for the discontinued Thule T2 Classic 9044 is the Replacement M8 x 1.25 x 25 mm Bolt # 853-5976. This is part # 11 on the product part listing. If you happen to need the washer that goes with the bolt, that is the # 951081654.

expert reply by: Bob C

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Thule T2 Classic 9044 Parts
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