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TEA 20 Broken rear wheel studs

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Glynn (Australi

09-22-2004 00:44:46




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I have some broken rear wheel studs which are proving a challenge to remove. Are they pressed in? What is the easiest way to remove them?




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danct

09-24-2004 07:14:23




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 Re: TEA 20 Broken rear wheel studs in reply to Glynn (Australia), 09-22-2004 00:44:46  
glynn
when i did mine i pulled the axel to do the sure seal repair to stop the leaks onto the brakes ,so i laid the assembly on a wooden surface and just hit each stud squarely with a 4 pound hammer ,you cant be afraid to hit them,after i did a few timidly the last couple came out with one blow
good luck
danny



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Peter, U.K.

09-22-2004 07:59:44




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 Re: TEA 20 Broken rear wheel studs in reply to Glynn (Australia), 09-22-2004 00:44:46  
Just knock them through from the outside with a drift.



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Glynn

09-23-2004 00:49:43




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 Re: TEA 20 Broken rear wheel studs in reply to Peter, U.K., 09-22-2004 07:59:44  
Thanks Peter. Is it necessary to remove the axle first? If I don't remove it is it likely to damage anything in the diff. once I start bashing at it? These things are really stuck solid.



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John (UK)

09-25-2004 14:34:57




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 Re: TEA 20 Broken rear wheel studs in reply to Glynn, 09-23-2004 00:49:43  
Remove the brake drum but leave the half-shaft in place and just hit the stud out, you wont damage it, you dont even need a drift to do it. you can do it with one blow usually.



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