omg is this safe?

[hunterjerry]

ok i got my 2 rear wheels off today n i found this =[
can this the reason my shake when it on the highway?
how can i fix this??
god i have so much to problem with the car=/

[nathanVY]

Hahah 4 studs? looks like you're missing one man, get that fixed asap and don't drive it!

[FstStig]

Are you referring to the wheel studs as they look slightly bent. If so then yes it can be the reason why it shakes.

[hunterjerry]

where can i get them replace? can i do it at home?

[accentstencil]

You need to take off the rotor and hammer out the broken stud and replace with a new one. You won't be able hammer in a new stud but it should go in when you tighten the wheel nut.It is not very difficult at all. Get new studs at Holden or most auto accessory places, like Repco.

[hunterjerry]

to do that will i need to take the break off too?
if so what set of tools will be needed and what eaxter toold will be useful?
yes i a silly question but i want to get the job done the 1st go
you guys is awesome always so helpful

[accentstencil]

to do that will i need to take the break off too?
if so what set of tools will be needed and what eaxter toold will be useful?
yes i a silly question but i want to get the job done the 1st go
you guys is awesome always so helpful

You will need to remove the calliper to get the rotor off, so all you need is a spanner to fit the 2 bolts that hold it on ( don't knot what size off hand) and a hammer. That's about it.

[Calaber]

Hunterjerry

The car is not dangerous to drive at present provided you have all four remaining wheel nuts done up properly, and you don't do anything stupid while driving, but that broken stud does need to be replaced sooner rather than later.
You don't seem to be very experienced and you will be working with the car's brakes to do this job. Before you touch anything, do you know how to remove and replace brake calipers and pads properly? Whereabouts in Sydney are you (which suburb?)

[hunterjerry]

Hunterjerry

The car is not dangerous to drive at present provided you have all four remaining wheel nuts done up properly, and you don't do anything stupid while driving, but that broken stud does need to be replaced sooner rather than later.
You don't seem to be very experienced and you will be working with the car's brakes to do this job. Before you touch anything, do you know how to remove and replace brake calipers and pads properly? Whereabouts in Sydney are you (which suburb?)

Hi Calaber yes im not have much if any experienced with car cus this is my 1st car i got she give me the crap but i love this baby tho im in waitara but happy to go anywhere in syd for a eaxter bit of help so yeah

[hunterjerry]

btw guys should i get 5 new stud to replace all the old on the wheel? or should i get 200 n replace all of it scine they look oldish

[Calaber]

No, there shouldn't be any need to replace all of them. They are high tensile steel and made to take a lot of stress. They only need replacing if they are broken or bent, or the threads are damaged. I live a bit far away for you - about 60km away - I thought you might have been a bit closer. I will send you a private message.

[hunterjerry]

No, there shouldn't be any need to replace all of them. They are high tensile steel and made to take a lot of stress. They only need replacing if they are broken or bent, or the threads are damaged. I live a bit far away for you - about 60km away - I thought you might have been a bit closer. I will send you a private message.

haha traviling is my thing and more reason for road trip haha take the stress away
kool the rest look ok to me