streetracer_305

i have a broken wheel stud
ive taken everything off the wheel,caliper rotor ...do i have to take my wheel hub off to ??
if i do how do i do thaT??

Libertariat

Is it the front or rear wheel?

If you're careful you can replace a front wheel stud by grinding off the old one and hammering in the new. You really need to get a lug/stud puller tool or use some wrenches and an old lug nut to pull the stud as straight as you can.

And you'll need to take off the rotor.

95EG2

front or rear u do not have to take hub off...

streetracer_305

its the front wheel passenger side ..... theres an aluminum piece in the back of the hub that is blocking the broken stud from coming out...wich i can probly hammer it out but then im not goin to be able to put the new stud in

UncleD

iTrader: (2)

To do it correctly, you need to pull the bearing.

95EG2

shave the face of the stud down and will slide right in here a diy

http://www.hondacivicforum.com/forum...acement-19175/

pakos takos

SOUNDS DIFFICULT...

Sean @ ESG

iTrader: (1)

Yes, you have to take the hub off.

95EG2

ppl who dont know want there doing take the hub off... believe me follow the diy i posted... shave the stud doen it easy and harmless

Libertariat

I didn't even shave the stud when I did mine, I just ground the old one off, and hammered the new one in with a ball peen carefully. Used a lug puller to straighten it out and make it flush.

Not that hard.

Sean @ ESG

iTrader: (1)

To properly install new studs with a press, and tack weld the back, you have to take the hub off.

UncleD

iTrader: (2)

If you want to grind 1/2 the stud away then yes, you can get away without pulling the bearing. But I used the word "correct," and Sean is saying the same.

Leave it to the OP to decide whats wrong and whats right. I've worked for a tire/wheel/align/brake company for 15 years.....but according to you, myself, and Sean, "don't know what we're talking about."

Ahhh Honda Tech.

whatr.udoing

Thanks for the stud grinding tip to keep from having to remove the hub! I used a cutoff tool to slice off a piece of the stud-head and the broken stud came right out. Did the same to the new stud and was surprised that it went in after hammering flat a small piece of aluminum. Getting the new stud fully seated was another story

crazyhorse2011

this flat piece of aluminum.... i think you guys are talking about the brake dust shield? take that damn thing off, then the studs will slide completely out the back. or just cut a slot in the shield just wide enough for the stud to fit through out the back.

NotARaCist

iTrader: (1)

No, that's not what people are talking about. You have no idea what you're talking about.

crazyhorse2011

ok smart guy, what are they talking about? the hub itself? probably not.

NotARaCist

iTrader: (1)

Do you enjoy getting slapped around, or are you just too stupid to realize that's what's happening to you?

https://honda-tech.com/honda-civic-d...-stud-3105961/
https://honda-tech.com/honda-civic-d...studs-1809263/
https://honda-tech.com/honda-civic-d...l-stud-711220/

And those are just the threads listed as related threads. Do you want me to go through the hundreds of other threads that all say the exact same thing? Or would you like to talk about how, when you buy the hub from the dealership, the studs are already installed in it? Literally everyone knows this as fact. Everyone except you.

crazyhorse2011

wot

tony_2018

You obviously don't know what they are talking about. The brake shield is not the problem here.