Replacing rear wheel studs?
Thanks, sorry wasn't that obvious in the FAQ.
That wheel once ran with a few loose nuts that let it wobble a bit about 10months ago. Maybe that weakened them slightly.
Replacing the broken stud seems straight forward enough.
That wheel once ran with a few loose nuts that let it wobble a bit about 10months ago. Maybe that weakened them slightly.
Replacing the broken stud seems straight forward enough.
Originally Posted by Si2k,Oct 31 2007, 06:04 PM
Thanks, sorry wasn't that obvious in the FAQ.

Anyway, it's not horrible.
Just fish through the phone book for a competent shop to replace the bearing for you. (unless you have the tools needed to do so)
Other than that DIY
GL
I think replacing the studs was one of the harder things I've done on my car. If you want to get new bearings pressed in you pretty much need to take it to a shop. I took off the whole knuckle assembly and took that to honda tech buddy and had him press the new ones in.
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