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tartan terror

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Does anyone have access to LR Technical Doc. Website?

I'm trying to find out if I can replace the stud on the front wheel hub of my LR Discovery TD5 2001.
I believe the whole assy is TAY100060 which is the complete hub incl. the ABS bit.
One of the five studs has sheered off and I'm looking at the cheapest wat to fix it. MY08 RR Sport TDV8 HSE Java Black; Black Leather; Privacy glass

Wed Aug 01 2007 4:00pm

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or try it here: www.blacklandy.de There are a few english-speaking-spezialists.

Wed Aug 01 2007 7:29pm

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If it is the facelifted Disco II TD5 then I have the workshop manual on CD, your welcome to have it

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Wed Aug 01 2007 8:16pm

rrsjo

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Re: Does anyone have access to LR Technical Doc. Website?

tartan terror wrote:
I'm trying to find out if I can replace the stud on the front wheel hub of my LR Discovery TD5 2001.
I believe the whole assy is TAY100060 which is the complete hub incl. the ABS bit.
One of the five studs has sheered off and I'm looking at the cheapest wat to fix it.

I'm just going on my past experience here. You should find that each stud is just a press fit into the flange. The diameter that presses into the hub has very course serrations around it that bite into the hub the first time it is pressed in when manufactured. You should be able to buy a replacement stud (or take one from a scrap vehicle by hammening it back through the hub - using the nut so as not to damage the thread). Your broken stud can be hammered back through the hub and equally the replacement can be pulled into the hub by screwing the wheel nut on and pulling it into position. Just feel for the position of the serrations as you insert the replacement stud prior to pulling it into position with the nut. Use washers if the nut requires more screw thread to pull it fully home.

Hope you can understand the above and this helps.

Wed Aug 01 2007 9:54pm

tartan terror

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Gents - thanks for your excellent advice.
Martin, I'll contact you if I need to borrow your CD - kind offer, thanks. MY08 RR Sport TDV8 HSE Java Black; Black Leather; Privacy glass

Thu Aug 02 2007 8:46am

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