How to replace lug studs on 2002 chrysler town

Here is some help for you to replace the broken wheel studs on your 2002 Dodge Grand Caravan, you will need to follow these steps:

First, you will need to remove the tire that has the broken studs. You can do this by using a tire jack to lift the car and then using a lug wrench to loosen the lug nuts. Once the lug nuts are loosened, you can remove the tire from the car.

Once the tire is removed, you will need to use a hammer and punch to carefully tap the remaining pieces of the broken studs out of the hub.

Next, you will need to purchase new wheel studs that are compatible with your car. You can find these at an auto parts store or online.

Once you have the new studs, you will need to use a press or a hydraulic tool to press the studs into the hub. Make sure that the studs are pressed in evenly and securely.

Finally, you can replace the tire and lug nuts, and lower the car back to the ground. Test the new studs to make sure that they are secure and that the tire is properly seated on the hub.

you need new studs and lug nuts

GO TO TIRE CENTER OR GARAGE THAT SALE TIRES AND DO BRAKE WORK.THEY WILL HAVE TOOLS TO REMOVE BROKEN STUD AND PRESS IN NEW TIRE STUDS.REASON TIRES STUDS BROKE TOO MUCH TORQUE WAS APPLIED TO BRAKE STUDS CAUSING THEM TO BREAK.COST TO FIX ABOUT $60.00

THE INNER STUDS FOR THE INNER WHEELS ARE NUTS AS WELL AND SECURE THE INNER WHEEL. USE A SQUARE DRIVE TO REMOVE THESE STUD/NUTS. DRIVER SIDE NUTS/STUD ARE LEFT HANDED(STAMPED WITH A BIG (L)). AND PASS SIDE RIGHT HANDED. THESE TORQUE SPEC OUT @ 400-450 LB FT. OF TORQUE, YOU WILL HAVE TO USE A CHEATER BAR OR HEAVY DUTY INPACT!

now are u talkin about the lugs or the wheel studs?? the lugs are easily replaced but the studs will be harder u have to total tear down the whole tire arrangement to pop the thing holding the studs on the pop them out with a hammer :) hope this helps

they are pressed in so you will have to get a punch and a hammer to beat them out. The new ones will have to be pressed in or beat in with a hammer. be careful not to get them in crooked.

knock it out... use an old nut that will fit the new stud and install the stud. the nut will pull the stud in tight to the flange.

Remove: wheel, brake caliper & rotor. Drive out the remaining stub with a hammer and punch. Insert a new stud and pull it into place by tightening the lug nut. Before running out of threads, remove the nut, insert a stack of washers or a large nut which slips over the threads without contacting them, tighten the lug nut to seat the stud.

You just have to hammer it out. and rotate the hub so you can get it out. then put the new 1 on and tighten a lug on it till it's locked in