How do you remove the front wheel studs on a Honda Civic?
It is possible to change out the wheel studs without removing the hub. You have to rotate the hub to where you can pull out the stud from the back or cut the stud to make it small enough where you can pull it out, and then hammer the stud until it comes loose.
What are the studs on a Honda Civic?
This article applies to the Honda Civic (1992-2000), and Accord (1990-2002). The wheel studs are what hold your wheel to the car. It’s not uncommon for studs to wear down or break over time, and losing one isn’t the end of the world. But you still want all four intact to ensure that your wheels won’t just fall off.
How do you replace the wheel studs on a Honda?
Set the car on four jack stands. Remove the wheel and the axle nut. Then, remove the rotor nuts and the caliper. Set the caliper where it won’t hang from the brake hose. Remove the rotor. Figure 1. Removing the rotor. Remove the lug nuts.
What are the studs on a car wheel?
The wheel studs are what hold your wheel to the car. It’s not uncommon for studs to wear down or break over time, and losing one isn’t the end of the world. But you still want all four intact to ensure that your wheels won’t just fall off.
This article applies to the Honda Civic (1992-2000), and Accord (1990-2002). The wheel studs are what hold your wheel to the car. It’s not uncommon for studs to wear down or break over time, and losing one isn’t the end of the world. But you still want all four intact to ensure that your wheels won’t just fall off.
Set the car on four jack stands. Remove the wheel and the axle nut. Then, remove the rotor nuts and the caliper. Set the caliper where it won’t hang from the brake hose. Remove the rotor. Figure 1. Removing the rotor. Remove the lug nuts.
How do you replace a wheel bearing on a Honda Civic?
In today’s video, I show you how to remove and old wheel bearing and how to replace it with a new one. This process is very similar across all vehicles, but specifically I will be working on a 2009 Honda Civic DX Coupe. You will need to rent a slide-hammer and axle puller, as well as a bearing press kit from your local auto parts store!
The wheel studs are what hold your wheel to the car. It’s not uncommon for studs to wear down or break over time, and losing one isn’t the end of the world. But you still want all four intact to ensure that your wheels won’t just fall off.