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Managed to churn up uo one of the locking wheel nuts the other day when doing it up. Went to take it off again and then managed to ping the lock nut key in to the hedge, can't find it anywhere.
Bought a reverse thread bolt removing tool and now I've got that stuck on there.
Any suggestions of getting them off. Don't mind if I damage the locking nuts, I was going to replace them any way.
Get the removal tool off and take the car to a tyre fitter, they'll get them off in minutes. When I lost the key for my daily drivers lock nuts, my local tyre place got all 4 off in ten minutes
Do or do not. There is no try
Black is not a colour ! .... Its the absence of colour
jimi wrote: â23/09/21 17:07
Get the removal tool off and take the car to a tyre fitter, they'll get them off in minutes. When I lost the key for my daily drivers lock nuts, my local tyre place got all 4 off in ten minutes
Do or do not. There is no try
Problem being, I can't get the bolt remover off and car is off the road atthe minute, so can't take her anywhere
Don't know, I was cringing in the reception
I couldn't have watched, but they have MOT'd my MR2 since 2004 and do other jobs on various cars of mine, so I trust them to do a good job
Black is not a colour ! .... Its the absence of colour
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