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post Jan 16 2005, 04:21 PM
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Snapped a rear wheel stud off today. Twisted right off, barely even put some torgue on it! How much pain am I going to go through putting a new one in? Can it be replaced on the car?


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post Jan 16 2005, 07:21 PM
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I have had to change several of them on mine... I used the same techniques to fix it that these guys did.... ALSO, I would recomend, while you are in there, to change them all (they are only 1 dollar each at advance auto.) and it is even more of a whore when the knarled end strips while the wheel is still on....

my theory is, parts that wear together are replaced together, and it works well for me. my .02

BTW.... the advance on veterans is a hub store, they carry more parts on hand that the standard store


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