Hey, what's up everyone? Well, my brother has a 90 hatch and he was trying to take change his tires until one of the lug nuts just kept spinning. now it is really loose and it will not tighten back up either, so right now it is just sitting on there really loose but its not going anywhere. Anyone have this problem before? Thanks for any help.

 

So the actual stud (lug) is just spinning with the lug nut?

 

Yes, but it wont pop out, I find that kinda strange.

 

Try to tourqe the lugnut down so the actual stud will bite into the hub and hopefully will release the nut.

 

I already tried that. It won't go anywhere, it will just keep spinning.

 

pull on the tire and then try and take it off

 

whenever i run into that problem i take my impact and put it on the lugnut, pull up so its angled and zip it off. gotta pull up hard so it kinda holds it still. it rips the threads off with it. you will have to replace the nut and stud of course.

 

yea it happen to me once on the rear and it was a bitch to get off so what i did was took the cap off where to protect the big bolt to hold the hub on so i took that off then finally the whole wheel came off with the durm and hub ( looks funny ) then i take a torgue and melt the stud that was bad and replace it and i getting ready to replace all studs at once so less worry

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civicsidude91 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yea it happen to me once on the rear and it was a bitch to get off so what i did was took the cap off where to protect the big bolt to hold the hub on so i took that off then finally the whole wheel came off with the durm and hub ( looks funny ) then i take a torgue and melt the stud that was bad and replace it and i getting ready to replace all studs at once so less worry </TD></TR></TABLE>

Here, let me help you with that, " , . . "

 

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Here, let me help you with that, " , . . "</TD></TR></TABLE>

ROFL!!