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rear brake studs
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TR4/4A Rear stud spins! How do I get it out?
Greetings! I've searched and searched and read a whole slew of posts about the "threaded" wheel studs on the TR4. I'm restoring a 1962 TR4 that has obviously seen some pretty bad days, but is finally beginning to rise from the rust. One thing I have to do is replace all the wheel studs as almost... -
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rear wheel studs on my 1967 BJ8
Can the rear wheel studs be replaced without pulling the hub? Are they pressed in? I know they are splined and could probably be knocked out from the wheel side but not sure if I could get a new one back in if they are pressed in. In the course of checking my brakes, I noticed that at least...- Goldie
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