Broke one of the studs on the front passenger side yesterday. It only broke off maybe 7 or so millimeters, so i thought if i can fix the thread on the broken stud, it'd still be usable. Couldn't manage to fix the thread, and neither could my mechanic, so a new stud is needed.
My query is if the stud will foul on the hub when tying to remove or trying to put a new one in.
I know that i can just cut the broken stud off so that it can clear the hub to come out, but just wondering if there is enough clearance to get a new stud in. Is the dust cover the only clearance issue?
That would save me the hassle of having to pull the whole hub out.
Posted 8/2/2015 12:48 (#16250 - in reply to #16249) Subject: Re: Wheel Stud Replacement
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Telpat16 - 8/2/2015 12:13 Manual page 26.8 With caliper and disk removed can be done They have a G clamp like tool to press it out and a then use a washer and wheel nut to seat the new one
Wheel Stud Replacement
