Honda flange nut 10 mm 90002-S10-000

Honda M10 flange nut – 90002-S10-000

Genuine Honda M10 flange nut (10 mm thread), used mainly in the suspension of many Honda and Acura models. It is most commonly fitted on front and rear stabilizer (sway bar) links and on front damper upper mounts. Supplied in bulk bags of 10 pieces; single nuts are shipped loose, without the OEM bag.

This nut has a very wide range of applications – from late-1990s cars up to current platforms. Exact locations depend on model and year, so it is always best to confirm the part number in the catalog or contact us before ordering.

Typical applications of 90002-S10-000

• Front and rear stabilizer links – Civic, Accord, CR-V, HR-V, Jazz/Fit, S2000, Legend, FR-V, Stream, ZR-V, e:NY1 and other models.
• Front damper upper mounts – selected Civic, Accord, CR-V, FR-V, Stream and Acura RDX versions.
• Various rear suspension mounting points on certain Honda and Acura models.

In practice this Honda M10 flange nut is used wherever a strong and repeatable suspension joint is required. We can confirm compatibility for your car free of charge – just send us your VIN.

Fitting notes

• On many stabilizer links Honda uses two different M10 nuts on the same link. Always check the part numbers in the catalog or ask us before ordering.
• When working on suspension components we recommend installing new nuts instead of re-using old hardware – this reduces the risk of joints loosening over time.
• Tighten to the torque specified in the service manual, especially on stabilizer links and damper mounts.

FAQ – Honda flange nut 90002-S10-000

Will this M10 nut fit my Honda?
The safest way is to verify it by VIN. Send us your VIN and we will confirm if 90002-S10-000 is the correct nut for your car.

Can I use this nut in locations other than the stabilizer link?
Yes. It is a very universal M10 flange nut used on damper mounts and other suspension points, as long as the Honda catalog lists 90002-S10-000 for that location.

Should I replace the nuts every time I change the stabilizer links?
We recommend doing so. New nuts ensure proper clamp load and reduce the risk of the joint loosening after a few seasons of use.