What is the model of lug bolt/stud for rear hub?
One was stripped out today & I have to replace it.
Also, is this a fairly straight forward install? It seems to be easy, but you never know.

Edit:
Ended up ordering part GM Genuine 09595178.
Should fix everything.
Mods can delete.

 

i saw a few videos on u tube and they all used a hammer to knock out the stud.
i dont like ever using a hammer,,,,but??
after that take a good nut with you to check the new stud.
auto zone?, parts store?, dealer will cost a lot but cant be much.

you put it in and pull it into place with a nut and maybe some spacer washers to draw it in.

note,,,ive never done it!!

 

A lot of places didn't stock it, after googling around a bit.
I ended up just ordering one off of ebay for $6 shipped. I can't complain about the price.

I also probably saw many of the same videos. Hopefully, it'll be fairly straight forward.

 

report back ok? im curious how much space is needed behind the flange to get the new one in.

 

A good trick is to pound it loose just slightly then use a saw or grinder a cut it down super small. Then take a punch to pop it out.

 

That's a very good idea. I have a cutter that'll make quick work of it. I can just tap it out with a 4 lb hammer.

Getting it in will be another thing. I've seen mods where the dust/mud cover is cut & you rotate the assembly, & insert a modified wheel stud. A grinder is used to cut off part of the head (maybe 20# to 30%) and then is tapped into the hole with an air hammer. Not sure if I'll go that route or just take everything apart.

 

I just used a hammer to knock it out, and then just fished it in by hand, and then I used a nut and a spacer to seat the stud in. extremely easy, and not cutting required

 

As much as everyone hates this, I ended up taking it to someone.
I had 20+ stitches sewn in a day or 2 before I could get to it & I was told any strenuous work could tear open 2 incisions I had.
The work took about 1 hour to do, so I'd imagine it'd take 2+ with my current set up.