Toyota Solara

1998-06 → 2002-12 · chassis ACV20,MCV20,SXV20 · catalogue 286410 · United States

Discontinued model Data version 2003-07

Parts groups Model variants Characteristics Frame ranges Catalogue groups Illustration notes Newest parts Spec codes

Bolt(FOR TRANSAXLE & ENGINE SETTING)

PNC 30500E · 16 part lines in this catalogue

Drawn on 351241C, 351242D, 353259A — open a drawing to see this group in context.

Part number	Fitment	Period	Status	List price
90080-10083 note	SXV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1998-06 → 2001-07	Superseded / ended 2001-07	—
90080-11310 note	MCV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1999-04 → 2002-12	Superseded / ended 2002-12	—
90080-11310 note	ACV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	2001-07 → 2002-12	Superseded / ended 2002-12	—
90080-11360 note	SXV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1998-06 → 2001-07	Superseded / ended 2001-07	—
90080-11422 note	SXV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1999-04 → 2001-07	Superseded / ended 2001-07	—
90080-11424 note	MCV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1999-04 → 2002-12	Superseded / ended 2002-12	—
90119-12168 note	MCV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1998-06 → 1999-04	Superseded / ended 1999-04	—
90119-12168 note	MCV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1999-04 → 2002-12	Superseded / ended 2002-12	—
90119-12168 note	ACV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	2001-07 → 2002-12	Superseded / ended 2002-12	—
91512-61050 note	ACV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	2001-07 → 2002-12	Superseded / ended 2002-12	—
91512-61065 note	ACV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	2001-07 → 2002-12	Superseded / ended 2002-12	—
91619-61245 note	SXV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1998-06 → 1999-04	Superseded / ended 1999-04	—
91619-61245 note	SXV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1999-04 → 2001-07	Superseded / ended 2001-07	—
91619-61265 note	MCV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1998-06 → 1999-04	Superseded / ended 1999-04	—
91619-61265 note	MCV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1999-04 → 2002-12	Superseded / ended 2002-12	—
92412-H1055 note	MCV20 ATM AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION	1998-06 → 2002-12	Superseded / ended 2002-12	—

Several lines under one group is normal — they are the variants for different build periods, destinations and specifications. The fitment codes are what separate them.