How to replace wheel stud Honda CR-V 2012-2016 front side

[@benjaminvelasquez8635]

Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it!

[@vicdc5]

Might not be pretty but this is the best method.. Save money/DIY. Wheel bearing replacement not required.

[@jf6305]

car repairs in 2024. I think the "proper" way would cost me 800 USD

[@joecampbell6529]

Thank you sir I needed this help to confirm my thoughts

[@Peldawg2]

You are awesome. It worked for me. 😊 thank you 🎉

[@wgorona]

Te agradezco mucho por el video. Tengo el mismo problema y hoy estuve con mi hermano analizando la.mejor forma de resolver sin desarmar la.masa. nuevamente muchas gracias.

[@john_marley3002]

it's the same for CRV 2010?

[@Laudnumify]

Yes, but you've gotta grind a bit more off the hub.

[@Laudnumify]

It's either this or you buy a new hub $300, a new bearing $200, and get them pressed together $200. Then you've gotta take the old one off and put the new one on. If you brought it to a mechanic you're looking at probably $1200... So, you buy an angle grinder for $150, and a vice for $100. Grinding the bolt it a pain in the butt, put it in the vice with 2 lug nuts screwed together so you don't crush the threads.

[@normatayabas2155]

Bro…It’s a ticking time bomb

[@nebuler1]

Can you explain, please? I need to do the same repair.

[@callinyourblufftoday9670]

@@nebuler1 he doesnt know what he is talking about. i'm a mechanic. it is a dust shield he is cutting into. it just protects your rotor from debri and colects the dust your brakes make when breaking. i'm sure ppl will try to say there is something else it does, but trust me it will be fine. the knuckle area may get a lil more rusty but not that big of a deal, they already get rusty as fuck. just do it. or the alternative is replace the wheel bearing

[@EdPingrenon]

Why because he ground the head of the stud? Or because the threads were damaged?