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Help fixing broken wheel studs?
- Thread starter BigMike80
- Start date
Joe
NAXJA Member #887
- Location
- Fillmore, California
BigMike80 said:
Too bad your in San Diego. I would help you.
- Location
- Lakeside, CA
where at in SD? This isn't hard to do. Pressed in studs?
I'm not sure if they are pressed in studs or not. I really don't know anything about it. Its a 2001 sport with a D35 if that helps. Both broken studs are in the rear...one on the driver side, one on the passenger side.
Im in Hillcrest but I dont have a garage or tools at my apt...I'm free anytime during the week or weekend. Next weekend Im playing in the OTL tournament so I will be too drunk to drive my Junk anywhere lol.
Let me know when and where you would wanna help me replace them.
Im in Hillcrest but I dont have a garage or tools at my apt...I'm free anytime during the week or weekend. Next weekend Im playing in the OTL tournament so I will be too drunk to drive my Junk anywhere lol.
Let me know when and where you would wanna help me replace them.
WraithKWK
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Spring Valley, Ca.
Woot my wife is suppost to be playing in that ... i'm close enough i should be able to give a hand aswell.
If markw has a small sledge we could do the work at either his or my place santee n lakeside we are practically neibors
If markw has a small sledge we could do the work at either his or my place santee n lakeside we are practically neibors
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