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Wheel studs
Wheel studs
How do you get the wheel studs out? I need to change a few on my 1960 SP250 and the local machine shop said you can not press them out. Thanks
Re: Wheel studs
Hi William
I do not know for sure about an SP 250 but the Daimler Conquest wheel studs have a fine thread which screws into the hub and then punched on the screwed in end to stop them unscrewing.
I know this because a tyre company got over enthusiastic with a wheel gun and managed to remove a stud rather than the wheel nut.
Graham
I do not know for sure about an SP 250 but the Daimler Conquest wheel studs have a fine thread which screws into the hub and then punched on the screwed in end to stop them unscrewing.
I know this because a tyre company got over enthusiastic with a wheel gun and managed to remove a stud rather than the wheel nut.
Graham
Re: Wheel studs
Thanks Graham. I thought they might be screw in studs, as seen on David Manners web site. The screw in end has a pattern of lines, almost like slots for a straight screwdriver to fit but very shallow.
Bill
Bill
Re: Wheel studs
I would think that those shallow lines are where the chisel and hammer are applied after screwing into the hub to spread the end of the stud.
I expect removal of the studs will be difficult, it may be best to grind off the punched end flush to the hub before unscrewing is attempted.
Graham
I expect removal of the studs will be difficult, it may be best to grind off the punched end flush to the hub before unscrewing is attempted.
Graham
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Re: Wheel studs
I have a set of four hubs with good studs and nuts which you are welcome to for the price of the postage for one or all of them.
Re: Wheel studs
Thanks Ian, I have worked out a fix so the studs are usable again and I will not have to replace them. Amazing what a small grinder and a Dremal tool can do.