What are the usual reasons for renewing a wheel stud on Ford Pinto?

Mostly, wheel studs are replaced for either the threads have been spoiled or the stud itself has broken usually due to the overtightening of wheel nuts. In order to replace a wheel stud, you should remove the axle shaft assembly. The old stud should be driven through the flange towards the bearing with a parallel pin punch of appropriate diameter. To install a new stud, insert it into its hole from behind the flange, and using a bench vise having a socket ahead of it (the newly installed stud), press it fully home in the flange.

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Q: What are the usual reasons for renewing a wheel stud on Ford Pinto?
A: Mostly, wheel studs are replaced for either the threads have been spoiled or the stud itself has broken usually due to the overtightening of wheel nuts. In order to replace a wheel stud, you should remove the axle shaft assembly. The old stud should be driven through the flange towards the bearing with a parallel pin punch of appropriate diameter. To install a new stud, insert it into its hole from behind the flange, and using a bench vise having a socket ahead of it (the newly installed stud), press it fully home in the flange.