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Old 03-26-2002, 01:43 PM   #1
glxstang
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Default Wheel Studs Installation

Hey all,
I started to press in some new wheel studs where the axel is out of the rear end. I used the "washers" method of putting on a bunch of washers and a old lug nut and pull the studs through until they seat. The only problem is that how in the world do I stop the axel from rotating when I apply the force to pull the studs through. Is there a special tool or am I doing something wrong.

Thanks again!
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