wheel studs
wheel studs
I've tried using a load of spacers and drawing them in with a nut, but that isn't getting them all the way in. I've had to knock one back out again and now I'm at the point where I just want to set fire to the car.
**** sake.
el_bandido
07-03-2020, 04:47 AM #1Anyone got any bright ideas about getting wheel studs into the hub?
I've tried using a load of spacers and drawing them in with a nut, but that isn't getting them all the way in. I've had to knock one back out again and now I'm at the point where I just want to set fire to the car.
**** sake.
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Sparkystav
07-03-2020, 05:50 AM #2I just used some washers and a bolt with a ratchet. Nothing more complicated than that.
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Sparkystav I just used some washers and a bolt with a ratchet. Nothing more complicated than that.
that's what I'm doing, but they are still about 3mm left to go and won't tighten up any more than that. Doing my nut in!
el_bandido
07-03-2020, 06:13 AM #4Sparkystav I just used some washers and a bolt with a ratchet. Nothing more complicated than that.
that's what I'm doing, but they are still about 3mm left to go and won't tighten up any more than that. Doing my nut in!
I have always just tapped them into the hub until they're a little tight and put the wheel on, dropped the car to the ground and torqued the wheel nuts. The only time I had an issue with this method was with the Sunny a few weeks ago, where they came loose as there was swarf / grease / **** in the threads. I had to hammer them into the hub with a punch in that case to get them to stop coming loose when trying to torque the wheel up.
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