How to Replace Wheel Stud - Broken Wheel Stud or Stripped Wheel Stud 

Thank you sir, don't over think it.. just get this shit done!

@@ArrowheadGarage 😂😂 yes sir! Absolutely! Ps thanks man got a truck and car that both need this, couldn’t pay a shop 80$ a peice to do this.. 👍

Pound them out, pound them back in lol

Glad it helped!

HELL YA, glad I could help you out!!! Let me know if you have any more questions.

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Red loctite on the lug studs too.....😮😮😮😮🤪🤪

Did the video help you out?

Sometimes they can just seize right on. up... drill drill drill :(

That is why you use antisieze or leave screws off but thank you on the tip on cutting part of back cover off will use this in future have customers sign damage waiver.

Glad it helped

Thanks guys, my last two Acura's all had this issue as well... I got good at it lol thanks for watching and commenting

Great!

Probably puts thread lock on the valve stem cap

Thank you for watching, and yea stupid Honda!

Glad you liked it

That does happen from time to time, that sucks man!

Glad it helped you out!

Glad I could help you David!!!

Drive them in straight and you won't damage any threads.

Put the car into Neutral and you can spin the bearing around.

@@BennyChoda it didn’t work

That should have made the wheels spin... hummm

Make sure both wheels are off the ground and put it on neutral

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Most folks do toss those screws, and I know this is only a Honda.. but as a Porsche restorer where points count in judging my mind has been programmed to keep those little bastards LOL thanks for watching!

If they will slide in then absolutely… my last two acuras I had to grind down one side to get them to slide in. Thanks for the tip!

How do you put them in without hammering??

Yes this should work on just about any car or truck.

Yes the Ryobi will make the cut in the dust shield so you can get that stud in. Make sure the stud is straight and you should be good... when you thread on the nut to tightening the stud to the hub it will clean up any lightly damaged threads.

Thank you

No only if you pull the rubber brake line, other wise no bleeding in needed.

@@ArrowheadGarage thank you

Didn't check abs

The one you have now should be good enough to pull the stud thru the hub... I used the Bauer Impact from Harbor Freight for the last 4 years with no real issues. Hope this helps.

@@ArrowheadGarage Which one do you use?

Glad you liked the video! Let me know if you have any questions

Mines a 2011 accent prolly gomna have to pull the whole thing apart and get a new wheel bearing. The assholes at Mr Lube who put my new tires on too tight are taking no responsibility trying to blame me when i took my fromt right tire off to change the brakes myself, unless theyre court ordered to. Its east Indian owned and operated and i noticed their kneejerk reaction is to blame the customer. Ive worked for an east indisn family for 15 years i know the mentality. The stud broke when i was loosening it. He wss like nonono its your failt u broke the warranty im like really? So if for any reason i need to chsnge my tire if it goes flat i hsve to get it towed to YOUR shop 3 cities away? Do u know how much that would cost? I can take off my damn tire ANYTIME i please, i didnt instsll the new fromt tires, YOU DID. I didnt put them on too tight, YOU did. Hes like okok man, my boss is in friday call him then bro fucker calls me bro im white. Normally id take it to my regular mechsnic but theyre booked months in advance and with a blown tire and my vehicle used for income this couldnt wait. I shoulda gone to a white owned shop. They all try to scam you but at least white ppl wont tell me its my fault. Id rather hsve a white chop shop like midas try to scam me than an east indian scamming. Fuck you internet call me racist u snowflakes 99% of u havent worked with for 15 years or live in a predominatly east indisn city

No you don't have to jack up all four wheels, you can jack up one wheel at a time... Just put the trans into neutral and spin the tires as needed.

No you don’t HAVE too! Here is a link to a video that explains who you will need to do and it doesn’t cost $700!!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vdZGl-iU-ms.htmlsi=G2fElXYlbRecuCTT

Yes it will!

Yes put the car in N and then you can move the hub to the next lug.

@ArrowheadGarage if it's up on a jack it's not going to move too much? 😬

Thanks for watching

I have never used dry ice for this... but you could leave the wheel studs in your freezer for a day or two and it will help it!

Dry ice makes it faster than waiting on the freezer

Take an old screwdriver and hit them a few times with a heavy hammer... then try to TIGHTEN them, then they might loosen up for you!

Just drill them out…

Thanks for stopping by the garage!

Nope you won't need one for this job!

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Red fucking loctite is asinine dude just fucked the next guy that has to pull that wheel off LMAO