MJC

For the life of me I couldn't get the rotor off..ebrake off, even tried neutral...what gives?

fultonromero12

I've been there. Get yourself a BFH.. I used a 8 lb sledge hammer. 4well placed blows and they just fell off

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MJC

The trick ended up being e-brake off, in neutral with pound and turn and it came right off.😅

Rescue7

Great Write up Thank you

pazitive44

Great Pics !!
I just snapped 1 of my Studs ....
....getting my Jack ...and Anti-SeiZe ...

YahooEarth

Does anyone have any tips to get the new stud to 'bite'? I cannot for the life of me get the stud to seat properly. The part that seats in the hole seems just slightly too big and I can't get it to push through. I am quite sure it is the correct part number, per this thread.

Cheers,

Michael

MJC

Using the washers and crank with a breaker bar...just make sure it stays straight going through.


QUOTE="YahooEarth;4020958"]Does anyone have any tips to get the new stud to 'bite'? I cannot for the life of me get the stud to seat properly. The part that seats in the hole seems just slightly too big and I can't get it to push through. I am quite sure it is the correct part number, per this thread.

Cheers,

Michael[/QUOTE]

Mark Doiron

One of these special tools helps a lot by keeping the stud straight (washers tend to bend, making the stud pull crooked) ...

http://www.amazon.com/Lisle-22800-Wh.../dp/B000ETUD22

And a good source for studs is an old unit bearing. If you replace one, save the lugs.