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8th Gen Civic Rear Wheel Stud Replacement
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2021
- 8th Gen Civic Rear Wheel Stud Replacement: Dadmobile gets new wheels!
By Aaron Gaghagen
Having basic things go wrong on Project Dadmobile is kind of a thing for me lately. You know, the kind of annoying little things that turn into big headaches. Like taking off a wheel and tire. I've done it tons of times with no drama. But, when I went to install my brand new set of Konig Hypergrams wrapped in Falken Tire goodness, triumph turned to despair doing the most basic, routine action of taking off a lug nut.
Luckily, fixing a snapped rear wheel stud in an 8th gen is something that can be done without any specialized tools. Now Dadmobile is riding on sticky Falken rubber and lightweight Flow Formed Konig wheels that save 4 pounds on each corner even though they are wider than the OEM wheels they replaced.
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Thank you VTEC Academy, I was able to use this video as reference to replace my 2006 Honda Civic stud
Awesome! Glad it helped.
Costco broke the stud, now I need to replace it. That just doubled the price of tires. Thanks for the video, and dramatic music. I’ll do it myself.
Wow costco didn't cover the cost for replacing it?
same happened to me
Wow, this seems to be common, this just happened to me! I filed a claim but they already said they're going to blame Firestone for it because I got an alignment done there the day before. They never took any lug nuts off...
Broken wheel studs are a fact of life in the Midwest. I’ve snapped a few on my 9th gen Si.
Hmmm... Aaron lived in Minnesota for two years, so maybe that's the culprit.
I snapped one on mine as well lol did you replace yourself or pay someone to do it ?
Thanks for the video it was helpful and the studs went in smooth and no issues.
Lisle sells a really nifty tool for doing these. I did this on my older Avalon, it was really easy even with my crappy Craftsman cordless impact. Toyota was nice and put a factory cutout on the front steering knuckle for clearance for installing the studs.
Cool, good to know.
Great video it sucks the front ones are not as easy to replace as the rear ones
Maestro Brian schooling the youngsters!
Looks good dude
Thank you!
I'd be contacting the last person that removed and put those wheels back on and be sending them the bill and labor for this
What are the specs . Size/ offset/ tires for the konig hypergrams? Thanks
How did you knock the stud out?
Hammered it, but not that hard.
Is it necessary to take rotor off?
I haven’t tried that, but probably.
Sup everyone
try doing that on a 7th gen front knuckle LOOOOOOL
Yeah, no bueno.
Now show how to do that on the front of a fwd car without pulling the hub bearing. Lol
Once we put a groove into the knuckle so we could get clearance. I'm not sure I would recommend that, but we had an emergency.
@@VTECAcademy yep.. I've done it. Sounds sketchy but it works in a pinch. Can grind a flat spot on the bolt head too
Masks 😂