noresttill
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Whats the best method to do this. Id rather not take the hubs off.
PS. D30 of 4wd conversion is IN!!
PS. D30 of 4wd conversion is IN!!
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How to seat lug bolts?
- Thread starter noresttill
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red91
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you need 2 nuts that will fit properly on the studs. put one on, and then the other over it. And wrench them together tight.
Turn the top one down until its in tight...then release the top bolt, take off the bottom bolt, and repeat 9 more times.
Have fun. :Wave:
Turn the top one down until its in tight...then release the top bolt, take off the bottom bolt, and repeat 9 more times.
Have fun. :Wave:
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- Terra Firma
What Falcon said.
FWIW, they are not lug bolts on an XJ. They are studs. Lug bolts were used on Hudsons -- they are bolts that go into threaded holes in the hubs.
FWIW, they are not lug bolts on an XJ. They are studs. Lug bolts were used on Hudsons -- they are bolts that go into threaded holes in the hubs.
langer1
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You mean they are Lugs, lugs are pressed in, studs are threaded both ends and are screwed in.falcon556 said:
langer1 said:
I am looking at the Jeep parts catalog showing a D35 axle and the doohickey that holds the tire. It says:
Stud, Hub, Wheel. Part# 5011 312AA
I guess some studs are pressed in, some screwed on, some put on tires and some are what women want.
