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Old 03-16-2016, 03:51 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by newls196 View Post
good point... im looking for a DIY on how to do it now.. thanks
If you can't find a DIY, the FSM should have a stud R&R procedure.

As BGTV8 mentioned above, I'd change all the studs on that wheel that were over-tightened. And I would make sure the other wheel studs on the car weren't over-tightened; replace as needed. And oil pan drain plug. And anything else that PO might have over-tightened.
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