lol yeah it's stuck on there proper. Tried to loosen it via chisel, but the nut was so soft it just went straight through
kiwi-d,
Mar 14, 1:42am
file two flat sides on it, and get a pair of vice grips on it!
big.b-lil.c,
Mar 14, 2:46am
if the stud is a push in type perhaps grind back of stud off and punch out then replace stud. i have never tried it but its a idea
petemun,
Mar 14, 3:11am
angle grind a slit at 9 o'clock and get a flat head and hammer it down
big.b-lil.c,
Mar 14, 3:16am
why wait untill 9 o'clock it will be dark by then
petemun,
Mar 14, 3:21am
because the dew will help loosen it
donz01,
Mar 14, 3:49am
Use a dril to drill through the centre of the stud. Start with a small drill bit about 4mm and work your way up to about 12mm where the wheel nut will come of as you drill through. Remove the wheel and replace the stud.Job done in 10 minutes. Did it last weekend on a trailer hub with out removing it.
jmma,
Mar 14, 3:53am
How do you do this without taking the wheel off!
a18a,
Mar 14, 5:01am
mean. just need to get some good drill bits then
mr40cal,
Mar 15, 4:59am
make sure it is not a rear wheel stud on a 4wd mitsi lancer - bit of a job to get the stud done :)
lookoutas,
Mar 15, 5:31am
I would get rid of the outside dags, then hammer a tight fitting socket on (Pref someone elses) Hook a rattle gun on, and it might just loosen. If ya lucky.
mrfxit,
Jul 22, 4:14pm
Correct for THIS job
Anything else will probably bugger the wheel stud hole. Even if you can't get the stud to break WITH the drill bit after drilling it out, you should then be able to twist the wheel enough to break the last bit of studs thin wall left.
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