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That was a smooth cylinder with a key cut in to the side. Only problem was the remover was made from a piece of wire soldered to the inside of a smooth cup. After one wheel was removed you were luck to get a second wheel off. I went through 3 of them in time I had the MK1. That was even with refitting the nuts finger tight and a quarter turn. |
well now I bought a replacement from halfords (much better) I have discovered the jack is just as sh*t. The loop that the metal bar goes through is now bent and makes it almost impossible to turn. Got my punto one out and no problems with it!!
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i had a problem with mine, so went to my local halfords to get some mcgaurd ones first set didnt fit, ordered a second set different code still didnt fit ordered there 3rd set they didnt fit either so went to the old mg place and just ordered same:(
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I had this problem when I got my car at first, the teeth in the key broke off, I got the master from the dealer and it done the same thing, I got them taken off by the dealer with crocodile socket, they ordered me another set but I just left them in the bag and went up to my local ford parts place and got a set from them, and that was 3 years ago, and no problems.
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I've used ford ones on one car as thats what the customer supplied and i must admit they are a lot better
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