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Santa Fe rear wheel stud replacement

dooroy · 2021-09-15 21:34:06

My sister has a 2007 Santa Fe 4WD automatic and yesterday one of the rear wheels came off while driving. The 5 studs need to be replaced ( 4 sheared off level with the surface and just a stub of the fifth left) but for now I would like to replace 2 or 3 so that a wheel can be fitted to get it on a beaver tail recovery…

15-09-2021 10:34pm

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My sister has a 2007 Santa Fe 4WD automatic and yesterday one of the rear wheels came off while driving.
The 5 studs need to be replaced ( 4 sheared off level with the surface and just a stub of the fifth left) but for now I would like to replace 2 or 3 so that a wheel can be fitted to get it on a beaver tail recovery truck.
Does anyone on the forum know if the studs can be replaced without removing the bearing. If I removed brake caliper and disc would there be space behind the flange to fit new studs ( it would appear that the handbrake has its own shoes acting on the disc ).
I just want to get it home where I can repair it properly. Any advice greatly appreciated .

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#2 16-09-2021 12:07am

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You need to remove hub assembly, otherwise there is not enough space.

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#3 16-09-2021 12:43am

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Great - just what I wanted to know for sure.
Thanks for your reply.

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