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ShowTek 11-02-2011 05:30 PM

2001 s40 front wheel studs
 
So i broke one of the front wheels studs, and the shop i use, highly rated, said that the studs are all connected to the hub and that it has to be replaced all at once, costing around $729. I'm calling some bs on this since most studs can just be knocked out the back and replaced. Does anyone have experience on this?

GerBeGurGya 11-02-2011 09:52 PM

Yes the studs can in fact be replaced one at a time.

ShowTek 11-03-2011 10:14 AM

Yeah i thought it had to be BS, this pisses me off especially since they are such a highly rated shop.

euroxepouh 02-24-2013 07:15 AM


Originally Posted by GerBeGurGya (Post 294631)
Yes the studs can in fact be replaced one at a time.

Hi Ger,

By any chance don't you have any kind of manual on replacing broken wheel stud?

Thanks in advance,

Disco2 02-24-2013 07:58 AM

Someone correct me if I'm wrong but you should just be able to knock it out with a hammer. Remove the brake caliper and rotor first. You may want to soak it with WD-40 or PB Blaster then hammer it out.

Hudini 02-24-2013 06:46 PM

I use an air hammer with the pointy tool. Takes about 5 seconds to push out the old stud.

euroxepouh 02-25-2013 06:08 AM


Originally Posted by Hudini (Post 344405)
I use an air hammer with the pointy tool. Takes about 5 seconds to push out the old stud.

Thanks for the explanation.

Is it difficult to install the new one_?

Hudini 02-25-2013 10:47 AM

Not difficult really. There are a couple methods to reinstall. If you have a big enough c-clamp and socket you can push it in from the back side with the socket over the stud. Another method is to use a stack of washers and a lug nut to pull the stud through. This method puts maximum stress on the stud and threads so be careful. Use plenty of grease.


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