01-05-2010, 03:57 AM
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yea its just the front. I felt like such a heel.. and as soon as it went through a voice in my head said.. "and this is the part were you break it"
oh maybe you could shed some light on this matter. my caliper dosent want to come off. the bottem bolt is removed but its very sticky and tight. for the life of me I cant push it off the top. to fix a broken wheel stud preform the fallowing. Remove the caliper, breakpads and caliper torque plate Remove your rotor and Bang out existing damaged wheel stud Insert new wheel stud and hit with an anti seize place stock lug nut on new wheel stud and tighten -NOTE- tighten only till the back of the stud shoulder is touching the back of the hub, do not over tighten.
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