Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
#1
Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
I have one broken stud in the rear wheel. I took the drum off and tried to knock the remaining stud piece out with a small sledge hammer and a punch, but it doesn't budge and I don't want to warp anything. Anyone removed one of these? Pulling the new stud in looks easy enough with my lug nut and large wrench.
#2
RE: Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
You can do one of two thing. First is heat it up, and then spray it with pb blaster and then try to hit it. or use a ball joint c clamp tool thing and press it out.
brandon
brandon
#3
RE: Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
Beat it!!!!!
#4
RE: Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
Well thanks Billie Jean but you are NOT my lover!!!!
ORIGINAL: Hanr3
Beat it!!!!!
Beat it!!!!!
#5
RE: Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
you could always drill it out too. i had to do that with a seabring that i had. it had rotors and not drums but i imagine the concept is the same.
#6
RE: Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
ORIGINAL: Blasir
I have one broken stud in the rear wheel. I took the drum off and tried to knock the remaining stud piece out with a small sledge hammer and a punch, but it doesn't budge and I don't want to warp anything. Anyone removed one of these? Pulling the new stud in looks easy enough with my lug nut and large wrench.
I have one broken stud in the rear wheel. I took the drum off and tried to knock the remaining stud piece out with a small sledge hammer and a punch, but it doesn't budge and I don't want to warp anything. Anyone removed one of these? Pulling the new stud in looks easy enough with my lug nut and large wrench.
#7
RE: Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
A 2 or 3 pound sledge or ball peen hammer and a sharp (like you mean it) WHACK.
Just hit the stud, you wont warp the axle. Forget the punch, just use a hammer.
Just hit the stud, you wont warp the axle. Forget the punch, just use a hammer.
#8
RE: Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
Beat it!!!!!
You could drill it out, if you have an hour to spend. Thats hardened steel young man. You will need a couple of carbide drill bits to drill it out, and you should start with a samller size and work your way up. Been there done it, dont ever plan to do it agian. Bought an impact gun that will twist the lugs completely off. Then it only takes a couple of good stiff whacks to beat it out.
I prefer to beat it out. But the its up to you. Muscle up big boy.
You could drill it out, if you have an hour to spend. Thats hardened steel young man. You will need a couple of carbide drill bits to drill it out, and you should start with a samller size and work your way up. Been there done it, dont ever plan to do it agian. Bought an impact gun that will twist the lugs completely off. Then it only takes a couple of good stiff whacks to beat it out.
I prefer to beat it out. But the its up to you. Muscle up big boy.
#9
RE: Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
I did it the easy way. Paid to have it done at a garage in 10 minutes and 56 seconds.
#10
RE: Trick to removing a broken wheel stud?
That's not the easy way that is the expensive way out...LOL