Front wheel stud replacement for a 2006 Hyundai Sonata GL.

You can't remove the wheel studs totally out of the disc. It depends on how it is fitted.

Remove the wheel and check the brake disc. you can find the studs may be press fitted or welded to the brake to hold it in position & not to rotate when we tighten the bolts. Better approach nearest dealer to check it out and fix it

HI:
Stop!!! The "round plate" that the wheel studs are mounted to is your hub assembly. To replace a broken stud, you simply need to use a hammer and a drift pin punch, and pound it backwards. You replace it in similar fashion: insert the new wheel stud in from the back side of the hub, and use the wheel lug nut to draw the new stud into the hub assembly.

usally u bang it firt with a hammer then u have to get a special tool from your aouto part store (u can rent it) and then just take them off

No way ,its a strip the the whole hub unit off and there is a circlip coming in from the back ,which is the way the bearing is pushed out ,NO HAMMERS

hi if you look at the new stids you are going to fit? you will see they are splined on the inner side so with wheel off you tap the old stud/s backwards from the hub then fit new stud/s from the rear ensuring located on splines then you can draw fully home into hub using w/nut or another nut same thread ? if your cars nuts are not open ended ?

The studs press out and in. Perhaps a hammer would work. Replacements studs can be purchased. Need to remove hub, of course.

dear friend-replacing the stud is a fairly intensive job,the hub must be removed,so you might have to replace the wheel bearing,you will need special tools to attemp this job.

Knuckle needs to be removed and the center hub 'pressed out' using a hydraulic press (accepted procedure). You can avoid this by using an air hammer and disk cutting tool to remove the old stud, then trim the 'stop flange' on the new stud (1/4 moon cut) in order to install it.... however, you gotta know what you're doing so you don't compromise the integrity of the new stud.

To remove that hub you will destroy the bearing. Because you have to remove it with a slide hammer. It is not necessary to remove the hub to change the studs. Remove the caliper, caliper bridge and rotor. Using a hammer simply knock out the stud or studs you want to replace. Put new stud in and using a sleeve that has a bigger diameter than the stud (I use a big nut, like the one on the axle) put big nut over stud and screw lug nut on stud and tighten until head of stud is flush with hub. Re-install rotor, caliper bridge and caliper. Hope this helps.

grab a large punch and hammer and knock out the old broken one. Push the new one in and re tighten. This will pull it into place and because it has splines it should not spin while doing so.