Missing bolt....
 

So I got this bolt here that is loose, My passenger side strut had been making a lot of noise and I went to take a look and I see that the bolt that connects the rotor to the strut is completely missing. Any idea where I can buy one of those bolts???

Dude if your rotor is bolted to your strut a missing bolt is the least of your worries!!!!!!
Pictures of what you mean would go a long way for this one.
The service department at your dealer can probably help very easily.

LOLZ

Hahaaha sorry if it's not laughing material.


But that was laughing material.

I'm going to assume he means the hub...lol.

Op, just go to your local dealerships parts department

I don't want to assume anything and it could be any number of parts that mean he should not even be driving the car.
I have drove many vehicles that probably should not be on the road but if I knew there was a suspension fastener missing that would be an instant park and fix.

Sorry about the terminology I wasn't sure what the part was called I all I know is that it's near the rotor. There's two bolts right on top of another and I'm missing the one on the top. I can't upload pictures from my phone for some reason....

No prob I just can't resist a chance for a good joke!
Any of these?

Most help here with pics and >terminology in the wording<:

http://www.vorshlag.com/forums/showp...16&postcount=5

I found such answers simply by going to Goole Images and typing in:scion frs front strut mounting bolts

And I've attached a pic of the general area of the car...including strut mounting.

Perfect! That was what I went looking for something to show but gave up too easy.

Upper strut to knuckle bolt I'm willing to bet. That sounds terrifying, do not drive it.

I actually found the part number, its 901000394, and can be found at the subaru website http://parts.subaru.com/p/Subaru_201...901000394.html lol idk why im missing one but i am. But Thanks for the help!!!

Must be someone's modified the car in some way since manufacture of the car.

These items affect camber...so best to have alignment done after bolt replaced and properly torqued to specs.