00 mitubishi mirage Two lug studs were broken off so i got new onenewHad to knock the old studs loose to get the rotor off and now i cant get any studs in. The hub is rusty and theres no room. Help???

Hammer time! all the brake rotors I've ever seen just slide on over the wheel lug studs. Your rotor could be seized on there due to rust or excessive heat. tap your way around the back side of the brake rotor and if you can put some heat to the wheel stud areas and it should pop loose. Hope this helps

buy new studs remove the front wheel remove the caliper and rotor take a hammer and knock the old stud towards the truck its splined but will come out pretty easy , start the the stud from the rear and use spacers and and a lug nut to pull the stud back into place

jack up vehicle, remove tire. knock out old stud with a hammer and punch. put new stud in from back if need be. to draw it up tight.use a lug nut with something under it so when you tighten the nut it brings the stud into position. remove the nut you put on. and replace the tire. good-day! if the brakes and rotor are in the way. you will have to remove them to replace the wheel stud.

It is not recommended to drive it like that. It's not too bad to replace but it depends on your level of mechanical skill, You need to remove the brake caliper and disc and then you can simply knock the remains of the broken stud out with a hammer and punch, To fit the new one insert the stud and then put a large nut over the thread, then fit the lug nut and tighten it to pull the stud into the hub, then simply remove the lug nut and put it all back together.

You were supposed to knock out the wheel studs, towards the back of the rotor and install the new stud through the back. You will have to knock out what's left of the one you sawed off in order to get the new one in.

TAKE VECHICLE TO SEARS AUTO CENTER OR ANY TIRE WHEELS BRAKE ALIGNMENT SHOP THEY CAN PRESS OUT THE STUD WITH OUT DAMAGING WHEEL BEARING.AND PRESS YOU IN A NEW LUG NUT STUD.PROBABLY CHARGE YOU $25.00 DOLLARS.

Hi, what you will need to do is take 5 to 6 washers and take the wheel off and put the washers on over the stud that is loose and take a lug nut and tighten it down till it pulls the stud back into the hub. if it does not tighten up and spins you will need to replace it. just take the brake caliper and bracket off and the rotor. then pound the old stud out and insert the new one then use the washers and lug nut to pull the stud into the hub. good luck

hi,
remove the rotor with the lugs in it - take it to NAPA - they will remove the old one and replace it with a new lug bolt/nut combo for the price of the parts.

knock it out... use an old nut that will fit the new stud and install the stud. the nut will pull the stud in tight to the flange.

Only if there is an Acsess Hole Directly Behind the STUD'S PUNCH THE Broken SHORT one OUT But there May Not Be Enough ROOM FOR the NEW LONG STUD to go in between the HUB & Rotor Check this FIRST If you see GOOD CLEARANCE TO GET The new STUD in Then just Drive the old one out , and Use A LARGER than Stud Nut Or Washers to Pull New Stud Threw some Before Putting Wheel on. Then Put Wheel on And Tighten Wheel , Retorque after a Few Hundred Miles.