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Remove the front brake drum. Remove the wheel bearing nut. Use a hammer and a cold chisel to knock the broken stud. Install the new stud by stacking some washers on the wheel side of the stud and pull it all the way into the hole. I wouldn't use the lug nut to do this, a nut with the same thread works the best.
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