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purchased chrome replacement and wondering if it is going to be difficult to replace without losing something into the wheel or air pressure, talked to a few car guys not vette guys and they tell me take it to Firestone and let them do it, I can't find someone who knows how to do it.
From: We are living in a Bazzaro World everything is upside down half ass backwards !
CI 4-5-6-7-8-9 Veteran
St. Jude Donor '06-'07-'08 & '12
I Just Loosened Them One At A Time And Replaced Them . I Think The Air Pressure Hold Them Up ???? Had No Problems The First Tire I Jacked Off The Ground But The Rest I Did Not....PUT SO LOCK TITE ON THEM THE REPLACEABLE ONE MINE CAME LOOSE AFTER A WHILE ......
Loosen the cap until only a couple of threads hold it on. Unscrew the nut until it just touches the cap and then take a wire tie wrap (like used on a loaf of bread) and tie it around the valvestem between the wheel and the nut. Remove the cap and nut and put on the new nut. Remove the wire tie wrap and then tighten the nut, Replace the cap.
Replace lost air.
Loosen the cap until only a couple of threads hold it on. Unscrew the nut until it just touches the cap and then take a wire tie wrap (like used on a loaf of bread) and tie it around the valvestem between the wheel and the nut. Remove the cap and nut and put on the new nut. Remove the wire tie wrap and then tighten the nut, Replace the cap.
Replace lost air.