01BlackBirdWS6

I was taking off my wheel and one of my rear wheel studs broke. I heard that all you have to do is hammer it out but its being difficult. Any suggestions? I put some pics of the stud below. Thanks

cablebandit

iTrader: (37)

knock the **** out of it...it is just pressed in. Then you will need to remove the abs sensor on that backing plate and it will slide out that hole

ThaLS1KidII

iTrader: (7)

When you knock it out just make sure it is lined up with the little divit in the backing plate. It gives you just enough clearance to get the stud out and the new one in. Just buy one or two extra cheepy lug nuts and use a wrench to suck the new stud in.

jmurray87

iTrader: (1)

I broke 2 of my front ones today when trying to find out why my caliper is makin a clickin noise when I drive. I guess it goes the same way to replace the front ones.

jbres79

i was putting on my winter wheels today and noticed i had two broken studs, one in the back, one in the front. not sure how it happened.

blkbird

iTrader: (28)

Just got one of mine replaced. They broke it a Discount tire and they paid to get it fixed. All they did was knock the old one out and pull the new one in place. Didnt take very long.....

2002 Trans Am

just knock the bitch out with a hammer.

I've read here to cut part of the new stud into a D shape so that it slides in easier

00 Freak

iTrader: (34)

Same thing happen to me. Just knock the crap of it. I used a few washers and got one my lugnuts and pressed in the stud. I got my stud from Advance for less than a dollar.

dsmawd350

iTrader: (2)

yeah get a bigger hammer! i just threaded a lugnut on mine and beat them out. Also i put in longer ARP studs for my WELDS and i had to gring a half circle out of the backing plate to get the long *** ARP's in