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Perry's 380 VRX

Posted 7/2/2015 15:00 (#16248)
Subject: Wheel Stud Replacement

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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.

Any help is much appreciated!

Telpat16

Posted 8/2/2015 12:13 (#16249 - in reply to #16248)
Subject: Re: Wheel Stud Replacement

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Location: NEWPORT QLD

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

Telpat16

Posted 8/2/2015 12:48 (#16250 - in reply to #16249)
Subject: Re: Wheel Stud Replacement

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Location: NEWPORT QLD

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

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Perry's 380 VRX

Posted 24/2/2015 22:31 (#16255 - in reply to #16250)
Subject: Re: Wheel Stud Replacement

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Wheel stud only just cleared the hub....and I mean jussssstt.
All good and fixed now

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Posted 2/3/2015 23:21 (#16257 - in reply to #16248)
Subject: Re: Wheel Stud Replacement

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Location: An island off southern Tasmania.

If you ever can't fix it and need the entire hubs Autopro sell them for $115 inc GST.

Cheapest I have found.

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