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locking wheel nut removal

MOT time is looming and i need to get my wheel off to do some work on the 106.

I went to take off my locking nut and the key snapped. bugger! Icon_mad

The wheels on the car are Speedline Chrono's and the locking nut looks like this



The wheel nut removers from halfrauds and the like are too big to fit over the top of the nut as it's sat within a deep recess in the wheel.

What I wanted to know was, is there any tools or techniques out there that can help me get these off without knackering the wheel?


11-09-2007 04:21 PM
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yup there is away of drilling them out but as its the key that snapped you would have to do all 4 and unless you know some one that can do it dont think it will be cheap


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11-09-2007 04:25 PM
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i gotta do all 4 I know, it's the front two i need doing ASAP for the mot


11-09-2007 04:27 PM
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i think Scott has done them before for someone if i remember rightly - do you want his number pm'ing


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Please, if he's OK with him me having his number.


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theres a guy in chesterfield that removes em for about


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Andy Westwood (the only nice westwood) - i think thats who's he did.

ive text you his number


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dan_rsi;34218 Wrote:
theres a guy in chesterfield that removes em for about £20 for all 4......

either drill and reverse threads or welds a nut into them.....

TJ autos on whitting valley road.......


I'm struggling to get the car anywhere really, it's not taxed or tested

It'd just be my luck I'd take it and get caught by the cops or have an accident.

Fee;34220 Wrote:
Andy Westwood (the only nice westwood) - i think thats who's he did.

ive text you his number


Thanks. I'll give him a bell or speak to him on wednesday night.


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MrTyres on chesterfield road does it..

Or, use a key from the same manufacturer, but remove some pins from it? as you only need 50% of the pics to remove it..

Does that make sence dude?

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can u use a welder ste cos ive gt 1 i can bring round, ya can weld a bolt on to it or summat and try n turn it out tht way


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yeah my bro can weld...

what type of welder is it?


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mig welder


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careful not to burn your alloy with the heat from the welder


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It's all sorted.

Had another go at them tonight. Knackered two perfectly good extesion bars and a few sockets but it's cheaper than a new alloy or trying to drill them out.

Took a few pics of the casualties





and the cause of this whole mess



looks like I'm off to halfrauds for a new set of proper locking nuts.


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