Removing Spacers with built in studs?
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Removing Spacers with built in studs?
The rear is easy to get the spacers off. Just have the parking brake on. But how do I get the front spacers off without spinning the wheels?
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Got 4 of the 5 bolts loose on the drivers side. And it looks like I rounded the last one. I even used WD-40 on it. How do I remove a rounded bolt without damaging the original car stud?
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The easy out didn't work. I pounded it on pretty hard with a hammer and it just made the bolt more round. If I end up going somewhere to have the stud cut off and need a new stud, what else needs to be replaced on the front?
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To replace studs you will need to replace the bearings as well. You can't get to the stud without pulling the hub out.
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Went to a mechanic and he couldn't get the bolt off either. He said he would be able to replace the stud tomorrow. Should be interesting.
The bolts were torqd to 80 ft/lbs by me. I am wondering if the very last time they were taken off by a tire shop with a gun. And that caused the one to get stuck on. Because tire shops won't let you leave with a spacer attached.
On the brighter side I do have the matte black RPF1 17x9 +45 offset on one side of the car.
The bolts were torqd to 80 ft/lbs by me. I am wondering if the very last time they were taken off by a tire shop with a gun. And that caused the one to get stuck on. Because tire shops won't let you leave with a spacer attached.
On the brighter side I do have the matte black RPF1 17x9 +45 offset on one side of the car.
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