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I'm looking to buy some rear brakes off the SI and the set that has my interest has a problem with the wheel studs. one of them was pulled out of its spot. Is there a way to fix that? or is that brake assembly just shot? thanks in advance.

 
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no dude that is an easy fix, but a new stud at honda or take one off of your drum brakes, beat the old one out with a punch and use some washers and a wheel nut to pull the new one in place.

 
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like he said easy fix maybe at most 10 bucks to fix

 
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so how is the stud actually held in place?

 
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basically take the drum cover punch it through, put new stud through backput cover on, put a wrench up against the drum put lug nut on an hammer it on until it seats all the way and then you will be good to go

 
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the studs allready gone, so the only thing i'd have to do is take the new stud and hammer it into the hole, no screwing involved?

 
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No screwing in involved just hammer that **** in

 
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cool, thanks

 
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pound that s.o.b. with a hammer and you set

 
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Lug studs should be pressed in not HAMMERED!
Pulling it in with the nut and washers is the best home method.
B4 you jump, you can hammer a lot of times,but once in a while it will not seat correctly. ( and you don't know it till you try to take the nut off)

 
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so what ur saying is that i should take it to a shop to have it put in?

 
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As o3civicsi said, use the lug nut and some washers to pull the stud in.

 
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I've used the hammer method for about 8 years and have done countless wheel studs and never have I seated one wrong......but....do what you want.

 
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Lug nut method works great. Pounding puts a lot of stress on the parts.

You want a lug? I did the swap and bought an extra set, so let me know.

 
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either method will work. afterwards when you put your wheel on and tighten upthe lug nuts its going to pull the stud to where it needs to be.

julian

 
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how much are lugs?

 
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i just beat the **** out of them.