Identify this bolt

[cmbfoto]

After taking a hard right hand turn I heard a popping snapping noise. Now my S80 shudders when turning right at 25-35mph. I can't drive over over 60mph. When I dropped the splash pan to investigate this bolt fell to the ground. I'll be damed if I can find out where it came from.

[THAI UNG]

I believed this bolt came off from the front A arm front bushing bolt #33 which attach A arm to subframe but I could be wrong...

[cmbfoto]

As soon as the rain stops I'll give it a go. The Volvo Dealership couldn't figure it out.

Thanks

[THAI UNG]

Oh one more thing came to mind,check the passenger side drive shaft and see if the piece #3 that hold the shaft bearing #1 to the engine block still intact with no missing any bolt #4,#5&#6...and good luck .

[cmbfoto]

Will do thank you Thai.. The rain has stoped in Syracuse now we have snow. That bolt is a 12mm x 60mm the grade is 8.8. It's not a control arm bolt so I'm going to have to put the car on ramps. I'll check the axle bolts in a day or so.

Chris

[Roger_850T]

I too would have guessed the control arm bolt. It's too short to be the strut, and it's not the ball joint. Or the steering rack... Or the top of the strut. I would check the control arms on both sides, make sure all three (six) bolts are accounted for.

Roger

[precopster]

Looks more like an engine to transmission mounting bolt which I've attached a photo of. It's the right thread size and length from what I can tell. You should have 10 of them in total going all the way around the engine. This is one of the long ones which there are roughly 4 if I'm correct.

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A foot of snow on the ground waiting for better weather..

Thanks to Roger and Mike.

[cmbfoto]

Till this day I still can't locate the home for this bolt. After spending a few days R&R the coolant fan I hunted all over top to bottom. I'm truly puzzled