Broken wheel stud replacement
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Can anyone guide me in the right direction on how to put in a new wheel stud, i pounded the old one out as it broke in half. how do i put the new one in place? thanks
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Originally Posted by technol
Can anyone guide me in the right direction on how to put in a new wheel stud, i pounded the old one out as it broke in half. how do i put the new one in place? thanks
take off the caliper bracket
take off the rotor
take a hammer and beat the wheel stud out
put new wheel stud in
with the one of the wheel nuts tighten the wheel stud in place
install rotor
install caliper bracket
install caliper
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Originally Posted by NYLexSC
Simplified: Hammer the new stud in the same way you hammered the old one out.
when you say tighten the wheel nut on it, i should place the wheel on it first or what
because i dont think it will tighten all the way, i tried..
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Originally Posted by technol
how the hell am i soposed to do that, theres the wheel hub blocking it.
when you say tighten the wheel nut on it, i should place the wheel on it first or what
because i dont think it will tighten all the way, i tried..
when you say tighten the wheel nut on it, i should place the wheel on it first or what
because i dont think it will tighten all the way, i tried..
do it with the wheel on
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try turning your wheels all the way in one direction.
This should give you some clearance to hammer the stud in... try using a 3/8th extension to connect bewteen the stud and your hammer blows.
Afterwards, use a wheel lug to tighten up the tud before reinstalling the rotor.
good luck.
This should give you some clearance to hammer the stud in... try using a 3/8th extension to connect bewteen the stud and your hammer blows.
Afterwards, use a wheel lug to tighten up the tud before reinstalling the rotor.
good luck.
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Originally Posted by Bean
use about 5 or 6 washers on top of the stud as spacers, place the lugnut over it to tighten it that way... should provide enough leverage
whats happening is your lugnut is bottoming out on the stud and its then turning the stud
whats happening is your lugnut is bottoming out on the stud and its then turning the stud
also helps if you have air tools makes puttin the new stud in ALOT easier.
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