Snapped wheel stud
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by TRD_ZERO » Thu Jun 17, 2010 7:23 pm
This happend to me. No need to take the hub off just the caliper and disk there will be a little gap like mentioned earlier just line the stud up to that gap and knock it out then slide the other in. Almost sounds pornographic.
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by celica_xr9145 » Thu Jun 17, 2010 7:56 pm
Done this yesterday, only took 15 mins.
In the end, i only had the take the brake caliper setup off along with the brake disc. The only time i have used a hammer on a car
Thats 1 things done, have a few more questions to ask aswell.
In the end, i only had the take the brake caliper setup off along with the brake disc. The only time i have used a hammer on a car
Thats 1 things done, have a few more questions to ask aswell.
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