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The mechanic left the lug nuts (right rear) loose ...

The mechanic left the lug nuts (right rear) loose on my 2001 f350. Before I realized it, all but one bolt had broken. How do I go about repairing this?

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Racquetball Champ Answered:

you buy the new lug nuts at the dealer or parts store.  you didnt say what yearit was so you have to remove eithor the drum or the rotor and then with a hammer and punch you punch the old studs out. its easier and saves more time if you have air tools! especially for re-installation of the studs. Why didnt you call the shop back up and make them tow it back and eat all the repairs?

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