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Well, I was starting to install some new rear shocks in my 06 pursuit (cobalt) and ended up snapping 5 out of my 8 wheel studs... :WTFBubble: . Anyhow, im getting all new ones today and was not sure how to replace them. Can't figure out how to get the old ones out as my car has rear drum brakes.. Cant just hit them with hammer as i dont have access to the back of the studs.

Anyone know how to remove the drum brake cover so I can get these damn things out? Thanks

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if it's like older chevy's, the studs just press in. you may have trouble with rear clearance on those drum brakes though. good luck!

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Boom.

Hope this helps bro, and good luck with it :good:

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And yea, that's an HHR, but it's the same concept for the cobalts.

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ANY LUCK? if you where closer id hook you up with new lugs for dirt cheap, if you happen to have a impact gun those would go on alot quicker make sure they are in all the way, impact or not they are usually a pain to replace

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ANY LUCK? if you where closer id hook you up with new lugs for dirt cheap, if you happen to have a impact gun those would go on alot quicker make sure they are in all the way, impact or not they are usually a pain to replace

Yeah, I ended up getting a 20 pack of American eagle "Spline" nuts with the special socket for them. Had to drive 1 hour to get them. 60 dollars!!! wtf... o well I got them now. and have 4 more than i need. The way i see it. if i can break my studs with an 18 inch tire iron with only my arms then I might as well replace them all at once to save me any hassle in the future. :) Thanks for the reply. I wish my small town was more "up to date" haha

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