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Wheel stud replacement 700 1991

posted by  someone claiming to be SteveO on  Thu May 12 13:28 CST 2005 [RELATED]

My recollection is those useful implements--crowbars or equivalent. I believe that a couple of crowbars, or big screwdrivers, etc. can be used to pry, alternatingly, the ring out of the hub. Then it's a simple matter of popping the old stud a few trimes with a hammer and it's out. Pound the new one in from the back. The opeation is decidedly low tech. Just keep crap out of the bearing.






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