2004 Kia Rio "replace studs wheel hub" Questions

wheel bearings. If it doesn't want to come out, take the hub off, put it down on a solid surface, and whack the heck out of it. Once the stud is out insert the stud into the hole and thread on the lug

...wheel studs, I was able to get the broken stud off the wheel hub, but I can't install the new stud. There is a shroud behind the wheel hub that doesn't allow enough room to push the longer new stud ...

...replace a wheel stud on the rear tire on my 2001 altima how do i go about doing that strip it down to your hub the hub holds the studs .it is a push pull fit .but an old nut on it.then hit the top of ...

...studs can be purchased. Need to remove hub, of course. Take of wheel, Next remove out old stud, sometimes you can install a new one by inserting it into the old hole, without taking off the brake ...

...replace the rear wheel studs that are broken. The wheel hub flange won't come off. Is there a special puller for this, do I need to apply more force or is there another method for removal? You do not ...

...replace the hub just the studs. The come in from the back and are splined to prevent the stud from turning with the nut. Remove the hub --drive out the broken studs and put the new ones in from the ...

...replace lug studs on front wheel Daughter's boyfriend removed driver's side front wheel on 1990 Nissan Sentra coupe and did not retighten the lug nuts, so, the wheel came off. The lug studs threads ...

wheel hub assy? I sheered off a stud on the front wheel. Can this be easily replaced or does it require a whole new wheel bearing/hub assembly? Should be able to have the peice of stud that is left in

...replace the lug stud.Unless you have done this type of repair before, you may want to have this done at a professional repair facility,especailly on the front replacement. Hope this helps. They are ...

replace lug studs You will need a special tool to press the lug studs in and out of the flange, or you can follow these directions; First you will have to pound the broken lug stud(s) out of the wheel