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rear drum broken stud 120-130

posted by  someone claiming to be mjamgb on  Mon Nov 15 13:19 CST 2004 [RELATED]

The hardest part of the whole exercise if getting the drum/hub off in the first place!

Having said that I have had a few studs be pernicious and took them to a pro thinking they had the magic way to do it and they just used a bigger hammer.

Um, if the stud does not come out with a couple good solid whacks with a 2# hammer, support the hub from behind instead of the drum rim as the center section can crack.

Yeah, you will be driving them back into the the drum (toward the guts of the brakes).

Mike!






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