TegBen

Well basically we have everything off but the hub its self. This all started because i need to change my wheel studs. Little did I know, that when you remove the rotor from the HUB, theres no room in the back to "hammer" out the broken studs. So without me having to take my entire HUB off and having it pressed off, is there anything I can do here at the house to accomplish this task and install my new studs.

Before you posts, heres what you should know:

- No, "HAMMERING" the **** out of them simply wont work because theres not enough clearance for "HAMMERING" to work.

- There is no "certain spot" where the studs can come out, no matter how you turn the HUB face.




Need this help quick.


Modified by BlackRS at 9:39 PM 3/20/2005

SuzukaBlueAP2

I am pretty sure you have to have it pressed off. I don't think there is any way around it.

longbeachpurplecivic

i used a hub puller and hammered out the studs

SilverDc2

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i rented this at autozone

longbeachpurplecivic

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i rented this at autozone</TD></TR></TABLE>

same here or pep boys

TegBen

yeah, after having to deal with PITA, all last night, I've come to learn that this is the only option.

So what did you guys pay to rent it? I heard it was like $15-$20.

Thanks

longbeachpurplecivic

i forgot.. you pay them money and they give you the product.. i believe they refund your money if you bring it back

TegBen

Yeah . . .