Tom Gilkeson

Does anyone know the part number for this screw and/or where I can procure? I misplaced while doing front bumper remove/replace. The fasteners in this photos are what you remove from each wheel well to remove front bumper. The highlighted screw is the one behind the wheel well cladding that requires an extension and a T30 bit.

Alexandru.k_24

Try here . It's an online parts catalog. You will definitely find the part number there.

mbudden

I could not for the life of me find the part number outside the kit...

https://www.genuineaudiparts.com/oem...k4LTYyOQ%3D%3D

https://www.ilcats.ru/audi/?function...50&language=en

EDIT: Closest I could find is this... N10725401

NJRoadFan

If you have one of the screws, go to Lowes/Home Depot with the screw and find a matching one. Looks like a standard metric thread panhead screw. It likely won't be Torx head, but it'll be much cheaper than the dealer parts counter.

SMac770

For the B8.0, the part catalog correctly details all the bolts holding the bumper cover to the car.
For the B8.5, when they separated the drawings of the bumper and bumper cover into separate pages, they also just lumped all the hardware into a "1 set fixing parts for bumper" bs. Need a replacement bolt, it's here in our $100 hardware kit for the bumper.
For the B9.0, it appears they've carried on that same concept of customer disservice. You can see the 8W version, 8W0 098 623, here - https://www.ebay.com/itm/193665204144

So presuming this is the bolt you're referring to: youtu.be/jeMW-EowOHo?t=88
The same purpose on the B8 is a 10mm hex head M6x25 bolt, N10160204, as seen here: https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...olt/n10160204/
But it seems they changed that bolt to the one you show, which we seem to see in the third row, third from left in the kit pic from eBay.

The N10160204 is listed as M6x25mm. The N10725401 referenced by mbudden is M6x20mm. You'd need to verify the actual length of the threaded section to confirm which bolt might be more suitable as a substitute.

Tom Gilkeson

All, thank you for all of this information. I will look for the solution and post what I find, assuming I can find an easy, cheap source that fits.

jordanv

Did you ever figure this out? I lost the same exact screw today

stephen7987

Did anyone manage to find the part number? Both screws were missing on my bumper when I removed it to change the grill.

stephen7987

I managed to get a part list from the dealer for the repair kit, the part number is N10751101

SMac770

Nice find. The ETKA clone sites don't provide a repair kit (x98 for the middle digits) component breakdown listing like that. Just one of the many functions you need real ETKA or active partslink24 subscription to access.