HELP!!! <<<Loose wheel stud>>>
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HELP!!! <<<Loose wheel stud>>>
So yesterday I was in the process of taking off one of my rear wheels when I get to the last lug and the wheel stud comes loose! Thus not allowing me to take the lug off. Can anyone offer any suggestions as how to ge the lug off?
Here's the reason I was taking the wheel off! I was having a small rubbing issue (only on one fender) so I was gonna give it a small pull.
Here's the reason I was taking the wheel off! I was having a small rubbing issue (only on one fender) so I was gonna give it a small pull.
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I don't have an air compressor. And I can't drive the car cause the loose stud keeps spinning around and will mess the wheel up/car is to damn low to get it towed. I need and find a local buddy with a compressor.
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sucks to hear that , by the way im selling 45mm ichiba wheel studs very cheap ,
i think if u use a compressor air gun n just keep pressing on it , it might come out , i did that with one of mine , good luck
i think if u use a compressor air gun n just keep pressing on it , it might come out , i did that with one of mine , good luck
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Ok, so Sat a friend and I tried diff things(impact,cold chisel, and a few others). Only to find out none of them worked. So we ended up using a dremel to cut away on the lug. It took awhile a very long time but it worked. I just tapped up the wheels really well and went slowly at it.. Finally broke the lug off and replaced the stud..