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OT(?) Sheared lug nut stud
Hi guys, Putting the (front) snow tires on my 2002 Corolla I sheared off a stud.
Apparently this is fairly easy to fix. But I've never done it. Two questions. Do I need to take off the Brake calipers and rotor? Second any tricks for pulling the new stud. (what do I pull against?) My lug nuts are capped, so it seems like I'll need the perfect length of cylinder (going over the stud and contacting the wheel) to pull against.. maybe I should get an uncapped lug nut at the auto parts store? Thanks George H. |
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