I broke a rear wheel lug nut stud on my '02 Grand Prix. To save some money I'm gonna replace the stud myself, but I've honestly never done this before. Can I just knock the broken one out with a hammer and a punch or do I need a special tool?
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05-01-2011
I broke a rear wheel lug nut stud on my '02 Grand Prix. To save some money I'm gonna replace the stud myself, but I've honestly never done this before. Can I just knock the broken one out with a hammer and a punch or do I need a special tool?
05-01-2011
Yup take the BFH and knock it out. Then pull the new one threw with a lug nut, using a large nut as a spacer.
05-01-2011
BFH, thats my new favorite thing ever!
05-02-2011
BFH? I that's my ex-girlfriend ...
05-02-2011
I heard you should put the new stud in the freezer to make it shrink a little, to make it easier that is.
05-03-2011
Thanks guys, it actually wasn't that difficult of a job using regular hand tools. I have the Haynes manual but it can be pretty vague at times to say the least ...
05-03-2011
Your Haynes manual is good as a fire starter. I've yet to find one that didn't light right up. That's about all it's good for.
05-03-2011
haynes manual tells you to disconnect the motor mounts to replace the starter. fail
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