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Old 06-27-2023, 02:39 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You can try welding a nut to the remainder of the stud, if there's enough meat. I assume it has broken flush?

Drilling and using an Ez-out would be next option. I would recommend the Snap-on kit (not terribly expensive) and it comes with Left hand drill bits. So you need a reversible drill. (drill may catch on it and spin it out)

Not sure if the OEM stud has a seat on blind side of chassis. Meaning, it may be pressed in and has a hat on top. Kinda like a wheel stud.

Wreckers probably be your best option for stud and experimenting.
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