Part no for Tonneau mounting bolt, nut, plastic sleeve?

[ffcars]

I bought a windrestrictor and while installing it, the bolt would not come loose on the drives side and I striped out the allen bolt head. So I tried to loosen it from behind and the 10mm bolt striped too! So I used a wrench to install the windrestrictor but now I need these three parts to fix my car.

Anyone know the part numbers for bolt, plastic sleeve and nut for the 2013 convertibles?

I looked online with no luck.

Thanks in advance.

Bill

[RolltideSS]

Gm parts direct sells them - if you email them and they can tell you. I don't remember off the top of my head

[hworth18]

My Chevy parts guy told me the mounting bolts were not available to buy separately from the cover so I had to come up with my own solution.

[skipinminn]

So much for buying that item :(

[ffcars]

Thanks. I'll go to the dealer to see what they say.

[Baba]

I'm not able to locate the part # for the bolts but they're officially called
"tonneau cover retaining posts", according to the installation instructions which, Unfortunately, does not contain the part #, either.

[RolltideSS]

This is the spacer - there is a link at the bottom for the bolt

http://www.shopchevyparts.com/servic...-92253907.html

[Baba]

Originally Posted by RolltideSS

This is the spacer - there is a link at the bottom for the bolt

http://www.shopchevyparts.com/servic...-92253907.html

The bolt looks as though it is the correct one, however, the description of the bolt is "Windscreen Boot Screw". That might be confused as being intended for the "windscreen", add-on accessory. Perhaps they use the same screw? I think you nailed it, though.

Here's the link to the Screw. See description below from the page Rolltide linked to.


http://www.shopchevyparts.com/servic...-92253906.html

"This 6-lobed screw is used to hold down the Camaro Windscreen Boot. This part is used with Spacer (Part Number 22770125) and two of each are required to secure the Camaro Windscreen Boot into place.

Please note that these parts (11561656 and 22770125) should be included with your Convertible Camaro in the glove box or mounted by the dealer during Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI).

IMAGE SHOWS 11561656 and 22770125 TOGETHER - ONLY THE SCREW IS PROVIDED WHEN ORDERING THIS ITEM".

[ffcars]

Originally Posted by RolltideSS

This is the spacer - there is a link at the bottom for the bolt

http://www.shopchevyparts.com/servic...-92253907.html

Perfect! Thank you!

[Baba]

Originally Posted by ffcars

Perfect! Thank you!

You're welcome.


Teamwork!

[RolltideSS]

Originally Posted by Baba

The bolt looks as though it is the correct one, however, the description of the bolt is "Windscreen Boot Screw". That might be confused as being intended for the "windscreen", add-on accessory. Perhaps they use the same screw? I think you nailed it, though.

Just throwing this out there to prevent any confusion and reassure the op - the windscreen from GM is spring loaded, it doesn't use a screw

[Baba]

Originally Posted by RolltideSS

Just throwing this out there to prevent any confusion and reassure the op - the windscreen from GM is spring loaded, it doesn't use a screw

How is the windscreen attached to the interior / back seats(?)? By "spring loaded", are you referring to its ability to fold down?

[RolltideSS]

Originally Posted by Baba

How is the windscreen attached to the interior / back seats(?)? By "spring loaded", are you referring to its ability to fold down?

Nope - the gm wind screen has two posts that slide into holes on the side of the back seat to brace there and then two spring loaded posts that slide straight out into indentions in the side trim behind the front seat. I threw the instructions out so I don't have any pics.

[hworth18]

Originally Posted by RolltideSS

Nope - the gm wind screen has two posts that slide into holes on the side of the back seat to brace there and then two spring loaded posts that slide straight out into indentions in the side trim behind the front seat. I threw the instructions out so I don't have any pics.

RolltideSS is right, the "windscreen" mounts in the backseat with springloaded pins and has nothing to do with the tonneau.
Here's a pic of mine installed although you cant see the front.