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Old 10-08-11, 07:36 PM   #1
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Where Can I Get A New Locking Wheel Nut Number 84?

As above, or can somebody recommend an aftermarket replacement set??
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Old 10-08-11, 07:48 PM   #2
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Might be easier to replace all 4 than find a replacement. The OEM key for the lock nuts isn't very strong. I shrewed mine a couple of months back when taking off the winter tyres. Got a set of McGards:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/McGARD-LOC...-/300563693158
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... or alternatively go to your local XPart dealer and ask for a set of locking wheel nuts for a Mk2. These will be McGards, and cheaper (last time I checked) than those on ebay.
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There is a DIY to get the old ones off, not going to post it in open forum though.
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Ahh, the days of puttin cars on blocks and stealing alloys are gone I reckon.
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Old 11-08-11, 02:05 PM   #6
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I replaced the locking wheel nuts a while back because the main removal tool shredded and now i think this one is on its way out. The genuine rover ones dont seem all that strong. I want to change them before i do end up having to get the locking nuts off by other means!
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