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Old 09-20-2017, 11:34 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by Bach415 View Post
Is the stud really broken or did you apply enough pressure to push it out of it's slot while trying to force the lug nut on? When you said free-spinning, only reason (IMO) it would be free spinning is if the stud had been push out of it's slot in the hub or the splines on the extended stud/hub has been smoothed out from constant force trying to spin it.

If it's the front hub that the stud is free spinning on, you might just be able to jack up the car high enough and squeeze behind the wheel (if the wheel is still on) and remove the brake caliper/whole hub assembly and maybe see if the stud is completely off or just needed to be hammered back in.
It's the rear wheel. Most likely that the spline got smoothen out due to over torque...
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