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Stripped or broke as in snapped the stud itself? I would have thought that practically impossible. What were you torquing them to?
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I'd be having a chat with whoever rotated your wheels last. They obviously leaned on it with the airtools a bit too long.
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03-07-2005, 11:42 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-07-2005, 11:47 AM by Jaspher.)
After some research, this is what I found out.
The knurl size for the wheel stud for the front hub of focus is .625"; tread size is 12mm x 1.5
looks like the closest aftermarket stud that can be used is the ARP .625" knurl; 1/2''-20 tread size. part# 070-100-7703 $9.99US per set of 5 from Jeg's. hole for the disc brake hub probably needs to be enlarged a little bit and new set of bolts with 1/2"-20 tread measurement is required.
As for my solution, I'll probably just go to the dealer and grab 2-3 wheel studs and replace the broken one and keep the other 2 in case I break some more.
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when i was working on a honda, i snapped 4 of the 16 wheel studs on the car...honda = poor quality bolts...very easy to fix that problem though
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Problem fixed.
I went to Ford and bought 3 wheel studs thinking that I will probably need it in the future. they only cost $5.70 each so it's no biggy. I went to my shop, remove my wheel and replace the broken stud and also replaced another one that has 1/4" of the tip broken off. Good thing I got extras. Labour only cost me $20 cash, which is very cheap.