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Old 08-27-05, 01:49 PM
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how to remove wheel studs?
edit: i have to replace the wheel hub. that 32mm bolt doesn't have left-handed threads on one side of the car so the nuts don't spin off does it? and what is the trick to doing that anyway?
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Old 08-29-05, 10:47 PM
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get a haynes manual to show u how to replace thoes studs i did mine and well i did mine.
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the nut comes off counterclockwise as normal for left and right. if your changing the rear studs you have to press off the bearing
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i didnt have to take my hub off to change the studs... just get a really big hammer and start wackin it.
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