Broken wheel stud

[Reinhardtius]

Hi Folks,

I have a broken wheel stud and I want to replace it and possibly a few others. I thought the part number was 90116-08325. Can someone please confirm? Thanks.

 

[Reinhardtius]

This is for a 88 BJ75, by the way, with six studs per wheel.

 

[Reinhardtius]

Allow me to attempt to answer my own question.

The right part number is: 90942-02053

 

[JuanJ]

Hello,

This one may also suit you: 90942-02052.

90942-02053 appears to be Land Cruiser-specific.

90942-02052 is used on a number of other models, Land Cruiser amongst them.





Juan

 

[AirheadNut]

It appears that 90942-02052 is for rear axles, and 90942-02053 is for front axles.

 

[Reinhardtius]

Oh, and of course, I ordered six, thinking I could use them front or back. We've ordered a few more of the rear (90942-02052). Does anyone know for sure if they are or are not interchangeable?

 

[AirheadNut]

I doubt they are, however based on parts cross reference on toyodiy.com I believe they should be readily available at parts stores here in the US, as they are the same on a number of vehicles.
ToyoDIY.com
ToyoDIY.com

I believe that these are the Napa part numbers:
NOE 6411286 Front
NOE 6411628 Rear

 

[Reinhardtius]

Thanks a lot @AirheadNut. I was able to source them locally. I will report back with photos of the observed differences.

Now, does anyone have any tips/tricks for easy extraction and replacement of old studs? I've watched videos on YouTube for press-in wheel stud replacement. I am guessing that there is nothing fancy about this, right?