bad day
bad day
i was workin on my wheels 2day, and my rear wheel, right side, lug nut cross threaded itself. i try to properly align it a couple of times b4 going 4 it and next thing u know, it got stuck. i cant even remove the nut.
. now i need to go to dealership to have them fix it. hopefully they won't kill me on my pocket which they always do
. now i need to go to dealership to have them fix it. hopefully they won't kill me on my pocket which they always do
Your in a little bit of a tough spot. I've had this hapen in the past. I ended up fixing it myself by first braking it off.
How I did it...
Get a braker bar with a "cheeter" piece of pipe that will fit over the braker bar to make it longer. With enough leverage you will be able to brake the stud off. But now you will need to replace the stud. I'm not sure what this requires on an evo.
How I did it...
Get a braker bar with a "cheeter" piece of pipe that will fit over the braker bar to make it longer. With enough leverage you will be able to brake the stud off. But now you will need to replace the stud. I'm not sure what this requires on an evo.
Originally Posted by hel_if_ino
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Originally Posted by J!n K@z@mA
i really don't need it but thanx anyways 

Originally Posted by hel_if_ino
What are you talking about?? Why did you even create this thread? For people to feel sorry for you, this guy in the link went through the same thing you did, and he explains exactly how to fix it, I was just trying to help you out.
i had this happen to be one once on an old car.
The way i did it was to remove the axel nut and pull ou the whole hub assembly with the wheel and just use a cutoff tool to but the back portion of the stud then pulled it out with the lug nut. then since it's off it will bew easy to place a new stud in anyways.
The way i did it was to remove the axel nut and pull ou the whole hub assembly with the wheel and just use a cutoff tool to but the back portion of the stud then pulled it out with the lug nut. then since it's off it will bew easy to place a new stud in anyways.


