How to get this off????

BOSS · May 30, 2009

How does this rear assembly part that the studs thread into come off the axle?? One of my studs has stripped out

Thanks in advance

BOSS

BOSS · May 30, 2009

Some call it the circular lug plate? Is it pressed into the bearing????

Lately I've had nothing but a bunch of questions/problems for this board....sorry
BOSS

chistoso · May 30, 2009

It's the entire axle shaft right? Why do you want to remove it? Is it to replace lug studs?

HMFDZ28 · May 30, 2009

The lugs are pressed into the hub... you can hit the old one out with a hammer. To get the new one in just take the lug and slide it in... take a few washers, gease them and the threads of the new lug. Stack the washers and then using the lug nut tighten the lug till it sits flush with the back of the back of the hub plate.

BOSS · May 30, 2009

chistoso said:
It's the entire axle shaft right? Why do you want to remove it? Is it to replace lug studs?

One of my studs stripped out inside the stud plate....now it just ******* rotates...gotta replace it for a new one

I was thinking this was the part I could get to replace them?
http://www.ezaccessory.com/Wheel_Adapter_6_Lug_5_5_To_6_Lug_5_5_p/6550-6550c.htm

BOSS

HMFDZ28 · May 30, 2009

If you have to pull the Axle out then you need to open up the diff carrier and pull the C-clip off to be able to slide the axle out.

BOSS · May 30, 2009

HMFDZ28 said:
The lugs are pressed into the hub... you can hit the old one out with a hammer. To get the new one in just take the lug and slide it in... take a few washers, gease them and the threads of the new lug. Stack the washers and then using the lug nut tighten the lug till it sits flush with the back of the back of the hub plate.

I got the new studs in....I pulled them in with a lug nut and one of them stripped the **** out on me inside the stud plate

BOSS

HMFDZ28 · May 30, 2009

BOSS said:
One of my studs stripped out inside the stud plate....now it just ******* rotates...gotta replace it for a new one

I was thinking this was the part I could get to replace them?
http://www.ezaccessory.com/Wheel_Adapter_6_Lug_5_5_To_6_Lug_5_5_p/6550-6550c.htm

BOSS

Thats a spacer... that will not cure your problem. Just change the stud.

BOSS · May 30, 2009

Am I explaining this right? I'm not the most mechanically inclined

B

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HMFDZ28 said:
Thats a spacer... that will not cure your problem. Just change the stud.

I did replace the stud, it's stripped out....i pulled it in with a nut and it stripped...and now it's fuckng stuck LOL

BOSS

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HMFDZ28 said:
Thats a spacer... that will not cure your problem. Just change the stud.

Isn't that an adapter with the stud plate too?

HMFDZ28 · May 30, 2009

BOSS said:
Am I explaining this right? I'm not the most mechanically inclined

I did replace the stud, it's stripped out....i pulled it in with a nut and it stripped...and now it's fuckng stuck LOL

They do sell oversized studs for that purpose. The threads are the right diameter but the part that goes into the hub is slightly larger.

BOSS said:
Isn't that an adapter with the stud plate too?

Its not an Adapter... its part of the Axle.

How to get this off????

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