I broke a wheel stud off trying to take a cross threaded lug nut off. I just need to know how to go about fixing it. thanks in advanced.

 

This DIY is for an Accord; but, the procedures are pretty similar.

http://spyfunkr.com/accord/studrepl.htm

 

ummm I don't think Integras have that hole for the stud to pop out like that. I think the hub has to be pressed out of the spindle to get the lug studs off.

DIY: https://honda-tech.com/zero...07985


Modified by PatrickGSR94 at 8:39 AM 7/31/2007

 

I took mine to a shop to have it done, and they charged me 6$ for the part, and 85$ for labor. Next time I'll do it myself.

 

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Yep, sounds like a couple hours of work to pull the hub and then press it back in.

 

Thanks everyone!

 

 

do it yourself. get yourself a slide hammer and pop the center hub off then air hammer the broken studs off and air hammer the new ones back in.if u dont have a air hammer just use a hammer. then just install the center hub back and your done. 10 min job for me. you dont need to press anything or take off spindle nothing like that at all. exactly how i explained it and your good to go

 

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Thanks