2013-2018 Nissan Altima Front Wheel Stud Replacement
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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This is a DIY how-to on replacing a front wheel stud on a 2013-2018 5th gen. Nissan Altima.
Torque Specs included.
*DISCLAIMER: I am NOT a Master Tech, just a long time wrencher.
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Car in video is a 2014 Nissan Altima 2.5 SL.
bro is the goat, he broke a stud just to make us this video 🙏🏼
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Thanks man, fantastic video & videos. Helps so much when I don’t have my dad around for help! You are appreciated
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Best car repair video i think ive seen. Thank you so much
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Great video helpful in installing wheels studs on my 2015 Nissan Altima
Awesome! Glad it helped 👍
Bro let me tell you, ntb and other tire places are quoting me too kuch money for this. I appreciate you for the in depth review. I got mine done and it cost me the proce of the new lugs. Fr man thank you
Awesome man glad to hear you got it knocked out 🙏 I appreciate the comment!
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What if the stud is too long to slide out? The gap doesn't work for me
Did you try what I mentioned @5:41 ? Spin the hub to the dust shield opening, there should really be no reason it doesn’t come out in that position. Last resort cut most of it off, till its about size of one in video, and whack it out.
My stud will not fit in the space of the Dust Cover " so frustrating" like WHY won't it fit Ik I have the right stud but could I have the wrong wheel hub or dustcover? It's hard trying to caddy corner the stud past the dust plate
You have the same stud part # as the one I listed in my video? And does the dust cover look like the one in my video with the cut out and everything?
hello can i get a link to the nut and washer you used? and im using pure hand tools when installing the stud so do you have any other tips? thanks!
All you need to do is search the part number I included in the video on advance’s website or app. The washer is just a thick washer from Fastnal. Not sure exactly which washer, but you just need a thick washer from any hardware store.
As for utilizing just hands tools, you might have a hard time. But I’ve done it. Basically was just hand tools used to install the one in the video really. Just a lot of time & patience lol.
Can this work on a 2019?
Different generations, different car. Gonna be similar but probably not identical.
What about the back wheels that spin independently of eachother? How do you get the wheel well to stop?
Sometimes its best to just use and impact on the rear after you get as far as you can with a socket wrench. That way you aren’t fighting it, and the tool is doing all the work.
Although I’ve done it manually before…and I would use a big pry bar or breaker bar to prevent it from spinning. So, put lug nuts back on two catty-corner studs to protect the threads, and take the big bar and put it between the two studs, and then the end of the bar into the ground. So the bar should be touching ground for resistance, and crossing thru the studs diagonally to prevent it from spinning. Might even need to put some pressure on the bar with your foot to add some resistance and keep it in place.
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Do I have to lift the whole front end to do this?
You can just lift the corner you’re replacing
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I can't turn it to that space in the dust gaurd
You need to have the whole front end jacked up, so whole front in the air both tires off of the ground.
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