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I second the professional only thought on this. The whole thing can go south fast if you're not careful. Getting the lug back in the exact spot is a challenge and you will almost certainly have some refitting to do to get it to latch properly. Another of those jobs where knowing how it's done, and knowing how to do it are two very different things.
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