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ccoaton

New Member

• Jun 26, 2009

• #1

Ok I had to replace a few wheel studs today....Was Flicking through Haynes Manual,.And it look like you have to remove the Hub to get these out...

I removed the Caliper,.Then Disc,.And made a small groove in side of the Hub (shown in Pic),.Just a few MM..Then rotate wheel to each stud is at groove and they pop out easy...You could probably do it a lot tidier than i have...

 

Chaser

New Member

• Jun 27, 2009

• #2

Helpful info and pic and thanks for taking the trouble to post.......

 

gemsdad

NOT BOTHERED.

• Jun 27, 2009

• #3

ccoaton said:

Ok I had to replace a few wheel studs today....Was Flicking through Haynes Manual,.And it look like you have to remove the Hub to get these out...

I removed the Caliper,.Then Disc,.And made a small groove in side of the Hub (shown in Pic),.Just a few MM..Then rotate wheel to each stud is at groove and they pop out easy...You could probably do it a lot tidier than i have...

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well done,a great idea.

 

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ianda12

Active Member

• Jun 27, 2009

• #4

Nice post 'ccoaton' could save someone a lot of time and effort.

 

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jumble_jobs

Member

• Jul 13, 2013

• #5

ianda12 said:

Nice post 'ccoaton' could save someone a lot of time and effort.

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Like me thanks.

 

Optimus Prime

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2013

• #6

great tip, maybe worth protecting the ground back surface with some hammerite or similar

 

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phil78

New Member

• Jun 20, 2014

• #7

got a broken wheel stud in the rear of my freelander but cant se pic is it still on here on just me who cant see it ?

 

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zefrench

Active Member

• Jun 20, 2014

• #8

I found this picture in my talkapp cache. I hope it helps.