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Author how do you remove locking wheel nuts if you cant find the key????
Matt H
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cant find the key for my wheels anywhere. is there a way to remove them with out the key? ie any kind of tool you can buy?


thanks
Corsa E-Tec
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your teeth
Wayne
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good luck
Matt H
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tried them
Go3asy
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get a key fromt he same kit again
Corsa E-Tec
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gator grip

if it's an outy then you might be able to use it.

hombase do them.

Greasemonkey
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What locking wheel not key?
Took me half a day to figure out how to do it on one then took 10mins each wheel after that, all depends on what locking nuts ya got
ajscorsa
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ive got a thing called gator grip push it on and it moulds to shape of what ever u put it on,
Matt H
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the locking wheel nuts were on my bro's car when he got it

i nicked them off him when he took his alloys off
3CorsaMeal
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i had to cut off the ring piece that spun around the edge, hammer a socket on to em and then undo....fucked em up, chipped my wheels........
Matt H
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ive lost the key


im off to homebase4 to buy a gatorgrip now

thanks guys
3CorsaMeal
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look out for coco monkey, him and gator are always out robbing each other up
Ojc
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Take it to tyre place, I will bet you a million quid that they have a locking wheel nut key to fit.

Dodgy cunts.
Matt H
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quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
look out for coco monkey, him and gator are always out robbing each other up


i love you
deanmcreynolds26
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hammer a socket onto it and then take it off simple as!
Nath
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quote:
Originally posted by deanmcreynolds26
hammer a socket onto it and then take it off simple as!


I did that
Matt H
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they dont sell them anymore apparently

any more ideas? dont think i'll be able to hammer a socket onto it
Stuckey
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do what ojc said
Matt H
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any other ideas than getting a pikey tyre fitter to remove it?
Ditch
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Weld a socket on, just use a couple of tack welds on each side

then simply undo
Ditch
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oooops, damn related thread thingy in help zone
LukeGSi
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quote:
Originally posted by deanmcreynolds26
hammer a socket onto it and then take it off simple as!


Yep

Had to do this with Kerrys pulsar
TNM
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hammer and socket is awlways a winner.

My old man had to do this with one of his old cars a few years ago.
Jamie
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quote:
Originally posted by lazerbluesxi
good luck


I went through 15 drill bits and numerous sockets.


GOOD LUCK
Kano
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Weld a wheel bolt onto the end then undo using a socket. Mite take a few attempts but works in the end....

 
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