P1000 Stripped wheel stud

[Buggyman]

I call BS on that guy, he's an idiot, find a different tire shop. I've never had a lug nut fall off and have always been able to change a tire on the side of the road.

agree

 

[P1K5Dave]

I’m going to see if I can get it welded to the hub. Went with 15” wheels w/ 4+3 offset and it looks like a welding rod would slip past the rotor and be able to put down a nice spot weld or three.

So you've determined that the stud is spinning, not that the nut is stripped out, right? Otherwise, I'm confused...

 

[DRZRon1]

op did state he can feel stud spinning in hub......

 

[DRZRon1]

I take it the lug nut is galled on the threads and then the stud started spinning

 

[ufgators68]

So you've determined that the stud is spinning, not that the nut is stripped out, right? Otherwise, I'm confused...

The stud is spinning in the hub.

 

[ufgators68]

I take it the lug nut is galled on the threads and then the stud started spinning

No idea. I start them by hand, run them up with a low torque, electric ratchet, and torque them with a 1/2” torque wrench.

Not sure what happened.

 

[To-Bud]

Not near my machine right now to check but are the lug nuts solid steel then chromed or is the chrome just a sleeve/cover like the old automotive used to be. If a cover I would dremel cut it and get it off then you would have access to nut and stud. If solid steel then I like NorthernJoe's drill idea. I would start with the largest drill bit that would fit thru the socket to just give you a centering bevel on the nut. Then pull the socket and start the process of drilling small holes to large as NJ says.

 

[DRZRon1]

Is the wheel still captured on the hub yet? Or you able to get lug nut removed ?

 

[ufgators68]

Is the wheel still captured on the hub yet? Or you able to get lug nut removed ?

Haven’t tried to get it fixed yet. Have to order a hub and line up a welder.

 

[DRZRon1]

u get this fixed?

 

[DRZRon1]

must be stuck on yet

 

[ufgators68]

Finally got to seeing if a welder would work. The guy was able to hit it with a stick welder well enough that we were able to break the stud off at the hub.

Took all of 5 minutes.

 

[Remington]

Finally got to seeing if a welder would work. The guy was able to hit it with a stick welder well enough that we were able to break the stud off at the hub.

Took all of 5 minutes.

POIDH

 

[NTCPrezJB]

Finally got to seeing if a welder would work. The guy was able to hit it with a stick welder well enough that we were able to break the stud off at the hub.

Took all of 5 minutes.

Bonus Nachos!

 

[Vikes79]

Finally got to seeing if a welder would work. The guy was able to hit it with a stick welder well enough that we were able to break the stud off at the hub.

Took all of 5 minutes.

 

[ufgators68]

POIDH

Paint got a little buggered up, but at least the wheel can be removed now.

 

[john790]

If i where you since you got it off i would change nuts or something.If you cant get it off a home you dont have a chance in the woods. Remember what happens in the woods stays in the woods.

 

[ufgators68]

If i where you since you got it off i would change nuts or something.If you cant get it off a home you dont have a chance in the woods. Remember what happens in the woods stays in the woods.

I have a new hub and studs on the way.

 

[Mopower58]

I have a new hub and studs on the way.

Anti-seize will be your friend. A little bIt goes a long way but I would do all 4 lug studs on all 4 wheels.

 

[bumperm]

If i where you since you got it off i would change nuts or something.If you cant get it off a home you dont have a chance in the woods. Remember what happens in the woods stays in the woods.

While "changing nuts" sounds painful, getting it off in the woods sounds interesting.