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.93 240 front wheel stud removal? 200 1993

posted by  jdsullivan on  Wed Aug 23 17:38 CST 2006
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Based on what I have read here, I decided to replace some stripped studs on the hubs on a couple of '93 struts that I pulled at the yard.

Note that '93 240s have ABS, and the front hubs therefore include a concentric "toothed" wheel to trigger the ABS RPM sensors.

Hoping that that difference from non-ABS models wouldn't be a problem, I threaded an old lugnut partway onto a bad stud and hit the nut twice with a fairly heavy hammer. The stud came loose without damage to the hub, but... removing the stud completely from its hole is a challenge, as the toothed wheel gets in the way.

I can cut the stud to get it out, but I can't cut the new one to put it in.

My next step would be to remove the hub from the spindle and see if I can readily separate the toothed wheel from the hub, but I'm afraid they may be permanently joined.

Has anyone out there dealt with this ABS-unique problem?
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jds






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