Does anyone know this part number?
 

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
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.s2k...0bb45962a4.jpg

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.

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

That bolt is to hold the headlight cluster?

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.

here ya go

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

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

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.

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corrosion proof. 90108-S0A-000 (the "base" part number) doesn't turn up anything and may no longer exist after being superseded by .003.

https://s3.amazonaws.com/rp-part-ima...566eb9fc67.jpg

-- Chuck