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03-28-2009, 03:05 PM

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hmm

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Originally Posted by njcamry

yea it broke when he was taking it off..he said it was stripped, and asked me if i wanted to procede knowing it would break off...any idea how i can fix it? does the stud come by itself and u just screw it on or u gotta buy the whole plate?

Is this on the front or rear? Have rear disc?
There should be a notched out section on the wheel bearing where you can pound out the broken stud and pound in a new one without pulling the bearing.

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