lug nut of doom!
#1
lug nut of doom!
As the title says, i have an evil lug nut lol, i got my new lug nuts today with my aftermarket TB spacer, and i got to the front passengers side, and one lug nut barely loosened and now it just spins and wont tighten or loosen, and i have noooo clue how to fix it at all =/
#3
eeehhh?!?!? change the stud O.o please explain on how one does this? also, will it be safe-ish to drive as is? or completely hazardous to me health
(Oh hey, your from my home state, il be back home may 18-28)
(Oh hey, your from my home state, il be back home may 18-28)
#5
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How too in a short
take off wheel
take off caliper.(2 bolts)
remove pads (slide out)
take off caliper bracket.( 2 bolt back side)
side off rotor.
tap out stud.
slide new stud in (stack up about 5-8 washer or use a big nut and tighten lug nut on new stud and it will suck it in)
heres a vid that may help http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gy9t1mU0lG0&feature=fvsr
reverse process
Last edited by Repzard; 04-21-2012 at 12:20 AM.
#7
it would but would take forever, it's easier to just put a screwdriver or something behind it while you turn it off, after it gets started off, it should come on off
#8
just tried applying pressure to it from all angles, even used a impact gun on the SOAB but no good, didnt even loosen a little, just loads of spinning, looks like its drilling time, if you guys have any more advice i recomend sending a message to my phone, otherwise i wont get it till i'm done, thanks for the help though.
Cell: 580-465-4709
Ethan~
Cell: 580-465-4709
Ethan~
#9
wel;l drilling failed and i ended up fudbar'ing the lug nut, and now im stuck, way to go and **** everything up me. woo --,-- guess its mechanic time, and he'l prolly tell me to gtfo
Edit: I appoloize for said drama queen moment lol. went to lowes got new drill bits and it worked loads better and i fixed it all yay
Edit: I appoloize for said drama queen moment lol. went to lowes got new drill bits and it worked loads better and i fixed it all yay
Last edited by Bjiscuit; 04-22-2012 at 06:23 PM.