Replacing a wheel stud
07-26-2006, 01:28 PM
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Replacing a wheel stud
Has anyone ever had it done? i called Bell Tire and they charge 10 for the part and 35 for the labor. does that sound reasonable or am i being taken...
its for my girlfriends car, not the bonnie, but i figured that this would be the best place for it being it could apply just as easy to a bonnie.
its for my girlfriends car, not the bonnie, but i figured that this would be the best place for it being it could apply just as easy to a bonnie.
07-26-2006, 01:30 PM
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its a PITA if you do not have the right tools...
so it sounds about right. iv done it befor its not fun...
so it sounds about right. iv done it befor its not fun...
07-26-2006, 01:30 PM
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Depends on what kind of car she has. On a Bonneville, that'* outrageous. You just tap the old one out of the hub and insert the new one. AutoZone sells the wheel studs for ~$4, IIRC. I had to do it on my 93 Bonnie a couple years ago.
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Unless this Bonneville related, this is for the Lounge...
07-26-2006, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by vital49
Depends on what kind of car she has. On a Bonneville, that'* outrageous. You just tap the old one out of the hub and insert the new one. AutoZone sells the wheel studs for ~$4, IIRC. I had to do it on my 93 Bonnie a couple years ago.
Unless this Bonneville related, this is for the Lounge...
Unless this Bonneville related, this is for the Lounge...
sometimes you may have to press it out, or tourch it..
07-26-2006, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by vital49
Depends on what kind of car she has. On a Bonneville, that'* outrageous. You just tap the old one out of the hub and insert the new one. AutoZone sells the wheel studs for ~$4, IIRC. I had to do it on my 93 Bonnie a couple years ago.
Unless this Bonneville related, this is for the Lounge...
Unless this Bonneville related, this is for the Lounge...
07-26-2006, 02:06 PM
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Bonnies are easy to swap, ive broke enough studs swicthing rims and tires im sure I could have bought a new car by now ( purhcased torque wrench),
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