Manual transmission flywheel question

[goodtimes12]

This is my first post, So this could be under the wrong category. but here goes...

I am looking to do a full clutch and flywheel replacement soon on a 2005 Aveo M/T

My question is specifically to the flywheel to crankshaft bolts. The manual I have (Haynes) says those should be replaced if removed.
I am assuming they are torque yield bolts.

The OEM replacement part number is: 94500811. M9 X 1 X 22.5MM. But it seems this part is not available, as its backordered from GM.

So my question: Has anyone reused the same bolts without issue? Or have any idea of an aftermarket one that fits properly?

any info is appreciated!

[EAD15]

Quick google search on the part number has several sites that seem to show it available, have you reached out to any of them?

[goodtimes12]

Quick google search on the part number has several sites that seem to show it available, have you reached out to any of them?

Sadly yes I have.
I have even ordered from a few and they were the ones that told me it was back ordered from GM And they cancelled my order and refunded me.

So it’s kind of a weird predicament! Haha

[EAD15]

Sadly yes I have.
I have even ordered from a few and they were the ones that told me it was back ordered from GM And they cancelled my order and refunded me.

So it’s kind of a weird predicament! Haha

Well, that sucks. Googling the part number and looking at the images suggests they are a 10.9 class metric bolt. But M9s with a 1mm thread pitch are basically impossible to find.

I found 1 supplier on ebay that sells 10 packs of 12.9 class (next higher grade of bolt). At least they claim they are 12.9...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/M9-Hexagon-...4AAOSwOElfhbQX

[goodtimes12]

Well, that sucks. Googling the part number and looking at the images suggests they are a 10.9 class metric bolt. But M9s with a 1mm thread pitch are basically impossible to find.

I found 1 supplier on ebay that sells 10 packs of 12.9 class (next higher grade of bolt). At least they claim they are 12.9...
https://www.ebay.com/itm/M9-Hexagon-...4AAOSwOElfhbQX

Hey! That is actually very helpful!
I’ll do some research and see if that is suitable.
It’s a little smaller hex and not as long. But it’s possible! It’s such a bugger of a bolt!
I don’t mind paying a few dollars per bolt if I can find the correct one.