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Colin.S

posted on 27th Aug 03 at 23:20

Weld a big nut to the end & try again. :thumbs:


Kris TD

posted on 27th Aug 03 at 23:17

or order a new locking wheel nut key


Kris TD

posted on 27th Aug 03 at 23:13

get the drill out and drill the locking nut out, then buy a new set and dont do them up so fucking tight.


Greasemonkey

posted on 27th Aug 03 at 23:09

the socket that takes the lock nut off is mashed!!!!


MikeH

posted on 27th Aug 03 at 23:07

it would work if you filed it, but it would take you a while to do it!

It must be seriously chewed if it won't grip in a socket anymore!

Something like a pneumatic gizmo but with a drill chuck on it might be able to clamp down on it enough.....

Take it back to the place that tightened it too much.

[Edited on 27-08-2003 by MikeH]


DangerousDave16v

posted on 27th Aug 03 at 23:06

the socket that takes the lock nut off is mashed,or the end of the t bar/ratchet u wer usin is mashed?
if the latter just buy some top quality tools,draper or sumthin:boggle:


Greasemonkey

posted on 27th Aug 03 at 23:01

The socket for my locking wheel nuts has been chewed, the guy at HI-Q have tightened the bolt up seriously tight and the socket got chewed trying to undo them. I dont know the manufacturer of the locking wheel nuts so how do i get them off i carnt get a new socket,
If i filed the chewed socket down a socket size would that work, its not the end that goes on the bolt thats been chewed its the other end you put in a socket:!