Lug bolts are normally hammered or drawn into place with the use of the wheel. They are removed the same. Remove the wheel, you may have to set the rotor in such a position that allows for the lug removal. Usually a very small gap allows for it. Take a good hammer and carefully pound it in till it pops out the back. Take your new one and push it in than tap it a few times till enough thread is showing that it can be drawn in all the way with the wheel installed.
The hub caps are held on with the lug nut covers, these are plastic, and screw on the lug bolts if you use the lug wrench you can loosen the plastic hub cap lug bolts and be able to remove the hub cap without loosening the lug bolts. 2001 L200's have lug bolts rather than lug nuts.
Beat the old ones out with a hammer, push the new ones in the same way as far as you can, then zip them in all the way with the lug and an impact.
My 2001 L200 has 5 lug bolts
pound them out with a hammer.
The 1979 GMC Sierra Grande lug nut spacing is 5-inches. The wheels have 5 lug bolts. Models before 1971 had 6 bolts,with a 5.5-inch spacing.
The rear wheel bearing is an assembly and is very easy to replace, just 4 bolts attached to the spindle. And you have to line the hole on the lug bolts plate, one at a time.
remove the jack. remove the hubcap. loosen the lug nuts. Raise the vehicle. remove the lug nuts. remove the flat tire. replace the tire. tighten the lug nuts. lower vehicle. tighten the lug nuts again. replace the hubcap.
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The best lug wrench is the cross shaped type with 4 different sockets. This is the only hand wrench that will apply enough torque on your lug bolts.
if disk brakes, u can install while on vehicle just knock out old lug bolts with a hammer and insert new ones in same place if drum brakes. u need to remove brake drum then the lugbolts can either be knocked out of axle all lug bolts have a fine spline on them and are little bit tapered the spline is to stop them turning when loosening or tightening lug nuts
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