lug stud...?

[Dans92cb7]

i wuz tighting my lug nuts and broke one of the front passanger side studs how do i fix that?

[NAiL05]

Knock the old one out, buy a new lug, push it in. Most likely will have to press it out to get to it too. The wheel bearing that is.

[Dans92cb7]

so i have take the spendle off press the rotor again lol i just put new rotors and bearings on...lol..

[Gettin_faster91]

No you dont have to remove anything... If you take the tire off and rotate the hub there is a point near the front of the car where the the lug will clear of you hammer out whats left, No need to remove anything other than the wheel its self.. To install just slide the new one in tap it with a hammer if needed. It will seat it's self fully when you tighten the new lug nut back down. It really shouldnt take ya more than 5 mins to replace.

[Dans92cb7]

i hope i only have take the tire off..lol

[DTaccords85]

I have the same problem with my maxima so should this work with the maxima too?

[Dans92cb7]

idk...i just hope i dont have get the rotor and hub off again its a bitch

[DTaccords85]

idk...i just hope i dont have get the rotor and hub off again its a bitch

How do you do yours i just take the whole spindal off go to honda an they

bang the rotors off for free?

[JDM_honda_PIG]

No you dont have to remove anything... If you take the tire off and rotate the hub there is a point near the front of the car where the the lug will clear of you hammer out whats left, No need to remove anything other than the wheel its self.. To install just slide the new one in tap it with a hammer if needed. It will seat it's self fully when you tighten the new lug nut back down. It really shouldnt take ya more than 5 mins to replace.

would you reccommend using loctite or something else like that to secure the stud in place???

[NAiL05]

I have the same problem with my maxima so should this work with the maxima too?

The maxima has an indentation. As I recall the accord doesnt have a notch for the front. But then I havent looked at mine in a while.

[Gettin_faster91]

would you reccommend using loctite or something else like that to secure the stud in place???

Not at all.. not needed.. The studs have these like grooves that holds them in place, well keeps them from spinning in the hub. But it's really easy just rotate the rotor while looking on the back side and you will see a hole. Just line it up with the broken stud. Knock out the old one and insert the new one. It really is that easy.

[accord2nr81]

might want to get a biger nut or spacer when you tighten the lug up all the way so you make sure it sits all the way.... how ive always done them....

[casterX]

search and you shall find..

http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...highlight=stud
http://spyfunkr.com/accord/studrepl.htm


OEM studs are $3/each at the dealer..

[cooneyb81]

search and you shall find..

http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...highlight=stud
http://spyfunkr.com/accord/studrepl.htm


OEM studs are $3/each at the dealer..

The best and easiest way is in the second link. I have had to change studs on my accor and my wifes accord, as far as i could see it is nessicary to take off the bracket. its not that hard and works like a charm.

[NAiL05]

Not bad pretty easy lol. Havent done one for the accord but have done em for other cars. Guess not all hondas arent made equal. Damn DA tegs gotta press it out for the fronts.