changing studs
Tuned
Joined: Nov 2009
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just curious, but what is wrong with your studs?
and i have know i dea, but i would assume either change the rear axel shafts, and the front hubs, or a BFH.lol i dont know of any other way, but i have never done it either.lol
and i have know i dea, but i would assume either change the rear axel shafts, and the front hubs, or a BFH.lol i dont know of any other way, but i have never done it either.lol
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Posting Guru
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From: Montague, NJ
all i know is it requires a good impact wrench. thats all ive heard lol
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From: Montague, NJ
alright i got it! thank god for my dad who was a mechanic many years ago!
there pressed in. so its "knock the old ones out a press the new ones in" simple! i guess ill make a vid of it for my fellow FTE members.
there pressed in. so its "knock the old ones out a press the new ones in" simple! i guess ill make a vid of it for my fellow FTE members.
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you put a punch on them and drive them toward the center of the truck and they pop out... the new studs have splines on them right?? you push the new stud in as far as it will go, then put the nut on and use the impact on the nut to pull the stud thru the flange. when your half way thru, take off the nut and put 4-5 washer on the stud and put the nut back on and pull the rest of the way.
