Broken wheel stud?

**deilenberger** · Sat, Jun-26-2010, 02:20:46 AM

Just for future reference - there are reverse-twist drills made. Sears used to carry them - they work well with EZouts - since most of the time using the reverse twist bit in an electric drill turned to reverse - the broken part will unscrew due to the reverse turning force of the drill.

NicholsE46 · Sat, Jun-26-2010, 04:21:32 AM

lol wowwww.... your fu ked.... just buy a new car lmao

teoirimia · Sat, Jun-26-2010, 05:04:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bimmer777

How did you manage to break it? What brand is it?

The only way I see to remove it is to drill it out.

It was probably tighten way too much and it gave out with time.

Sat, Jun-26-2010, 02:20:46 AM	#11
deilenberger Moderator Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 13,310 Reputation: 578	Just for future reference - there are reverse-twist drills made. Sears used to carry them - they work well with EZouts - since most of the time using the reverse twist bit in an electric drill turned to reverse - the broken part will unscrew due to the reverse turning force of the drill. __________________ Don Eilenberger AKA bellymeisterburgermeister and denilegiiiiiiiiiiiiibennnnegerieragher (but that's misspelled..) 2001 M-Coupe - TiSilver/Black - Das Boot.. 2002 M3C/6 - Imola Red/Black - SOLD 2003 525iT - Green/Tan - SOLD - replaced with Lexus 2006 Cayenne/S - Iceland Silver Metallic/Stone-steel Gray - Truckster. 2007 R1200R - Roadster, black mit/white pinstripes - the REAL BMW.. 2011 Lexus RX-350. SWMBO's new toy.

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Sat, Jun-26-2010, 04:21:32 AM	#12
NicholsE46 Registered User Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 637 Reputation: 0	lol wowwww.... your fu ked.... just buy a new car lmao