the whole thing just fell off along the road. i was like [sm=wtf.gif]
just bought the tud and new nut from stealership.
well, they quote me 150 bucks to put it in. sighz
Can i do this on my own? the Hayes repair manual shows how to do this?
thank you guys

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MakeTrack=true
i was also looking for new rear bearing, any sites you recommend? except ebay?
is that the right stuff?

 

You can of course. You have to disassemble the whole thing though - remove rotor and hub, that's why they want 150 for labor. I saw a thread somewhere about doing this without removing the hub, but I personally did not like the fact that it required some grinding of your knuckle, if I remember correctly. So I would stick with traditional way

 

Is it rear? For some reason I thought it's front

 

yes itss FRONT. you were right, you see the brake caliber? lol
so I just need the tools right"?

 

here
https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_188380/tm.htm

 

thankyou mxs!
as i was taking my lug nug out. there is one sticking so hard. i cant get it out!
i cant get it OUT!
so i used the torque wrench @ 90 ft/lbs torque, BAMM
it came out, the nug and the stud! great!
here is the pic!
what is wrong? 2 in a row!! i just autocrossing 2 times!!! wtf!!!!
I will change all 4 tomorrow! dont know what happened....

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Do you always tight your lug nuts yourself? Looks like they were overtightened.

 

i did, lol
i have to take it to the shop then,
I cant get the 2 bolts out. i need an impact. geez
thank you guys. i cant do a DIY on this. damn it!

 

Sure you can, if you calm down a bit
What bolts you are talking about? If the ones that hold brake caliper, you just need a tight socket and stiff long handle. A bit of penetrating oil applied to the right place would not hurt either.

And with lug nuts - you need to re-think how you tighten them...