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Old 09-16-2024, 07:22 PM #1
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anyone has experience to replace wheel studs for front wheel?
Searched youtube and didn't get anything for 4runner FRONT wheel. I know basic steps, I just want to know if there is enough space at the back of the hub to knock the stud off and put new back on.
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I guess I’m lucky, a single google search with the top result:

Front Wheel Stud Replacement Step-By-Step DIY Install 5th Gen 4Runner

Also: https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_con...M5MTE3LDI4NjY2
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Make sure your replacement studs are 50mm long.

Just learned this the hard way on a rear stud replacement that requires taking the parking brake/drum brake apart to get studs in/out. No joy.
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I think These days I start forgetting Google. I have to confess, I only searched youtube. Thank you!
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Make sure your replacement studs are 50mm long.

Just learned this the hard way on a rear stud replacement that requires taking the parking brake/drum brake apart to get studs in/out. No joy.
Why it has to be 50mm? I purchased parts from Toyota dealer and the part number is 90942-02082. I measured, it is 45-46mm only top to bottom. Maybe rear wheel studs are different? Also, I think I am lucky, I only need to replace the front.
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I also not sure if the hammer taps may hurt the hub itself?
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Looks like you have the right part number. And you won't hurt the hub. It only takes a few taps to get the stud out.
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Make sure your replacement studs are 50mm long.

Just learned this the hard way on a rear stud replacement that requires taking the parking brake/drum brake apart to get studs in/out. No joy.
Feel you on that one. Dealing with the springs when reinstalling my parking brake was one of the most tedious things I've ever done.
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I replaced all 6 studs on one front wheel since only $3 each. Seems be ok to tap them out. I feel not bad to the hub. Also the 45mm length is exactly same as original, so I have the right parts. Thank you everyone.
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