90civicboosted

Well at least you got it off

BoosTedZSix

you guys are wack. i took off my front knuckle assembly and got a socket about the size of the hub and hammered it out. it works. then put the new studs on put that baby back on. greased it up. and put the wheel bearing back on. BTW i did this on my 93 coupe.

bumblezc

Okay,here is the way. Did it two weeks ago. I have hammered out old studs and put new one in before without removing the hub, but trust me, this way is a lot easier, plus it's the only way to install extend studs.

1: remove wheel, rotor, caliper, axle nut, bla bla bla.
2: Get(rent, buy, borrow) a slide hammer with hub adaptor.
3. bolt slide hammer to hub using wheel studs.
4. slam the hammer hard a few times to remove hub(it will come with a few whacks)
5: after the hub it off, whack old studs out, pull new one in using washers, impact and wheel nut.
6: put hub back on knuckle straight and using slide hammer to whack hub back on (slowly tighten axle nut otherwise bearing will fall out the back.
7: hammer in to fully seated bearing and not excessive play.
8: put car back together.

If you want pictures, do an archive search in honda-tech.com on wheel studs. It should be one of the first one to pop up.