clx16

well first put something in front/behind your wheels to keep it from rolling and then jack up the rear axle. I Don't know your 1 ton axle (I am assuming you have a 1 ton that isn't full floating). However Not knowing how long your studs are, you might be able to get away with just taking the brake drum off, and removing hammering out each stud. then feeding the new studs in and using a lugnut to tighten down and pull them in to place. I don't know what you are looking at as you didn't give a lot of detail as to what you have under your ride. I searched for some pictures on the ih8mud forums under toyota pickups 95 and older and there are a few conversations over there about rear axles. Since i have no real information and i am just going by assumptions, you should look on youtube for installing new wheel studs on toyota trucks and see if that gives you an idea. I think the correct way is to remove the whole assemble and just remove the studs from a liberated axle and for that: I would assume you have four nuts on the back side of the drum backing plate that you would undo and pull the whole drum backing plate and axle assembly out of the rear diff. But do you have a press to push the axle out of the bearing/wheel hub?? i doubt it. if It were me in your shoes. I would pull the tires/wheels off, re move the drum and see how much room you have to work with. I am not sure you have the ability with the tools you might have to remove the axle shaft from the hub bearings and backing plate for the stud Remove and Replace so I would see if you can find a spot among the drum brake components that give you enough room to do one stud at a time. just rotate the axle to that spot and do one at a time.