Replacing a Stripped Wheel Stud
By Matthew Wright, About.com Guide
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Finishing Up and Re-Assembling the Brakes
Your new wheel stud installed.
photo Roy Bertalotto
You're almost finished. Now just reinstall your brake rotor and caliper, put your wheel back on and you're ready to roll again.
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- Preparation and Tools
- Remove the Brake Caliper and Rotor
- Re-Using the Old Studs
- Remove the Old Wheel Stud
- Putting the New Wheel Stud In Place
- Seating the New Wheel Stud
- Tightening the New Wheel Stud
- Finishing Up and Re-Assembling the Brakes
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