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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / April 2005

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lost 307 wheel bolt locking device

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alistair  wood - 18 Apr 2005 17:54 GMT
Any ideas who to remove the locking wheel nut without the tool(lost both )
dealer wants £75 per hour to remove them then £25 for a new set.
Thanks for any help
davek - 18 Apr 2005 18:16 GMT
> Any ideas who to remove the locking wheel nut without the tool(lost both )
> dealer wants £75 per hour to remove them then £25 for a new set.
> Thanks for any help

Cold chisel and big hammer.
Stilson wrench and brute force.
DaveK.
Lee Power - 18 Apr 2005 18:31 GMT
Hi

Some cheap sockets hammered on tight will get these lockers off.

All your friendly Peugeot will do is try all the locking keys he has
sitting on the forecourt first.

Your lucky these are not the earlier Peugeot locking bolts, They are
virtually impossible to get off without damaging something, Normally the
wheel when the key is lost.
r.simpson@removethisargonet.co.uk - 18 Apr 2005 22:27 GMT
> Hi
>
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> virtually impossible to get off without damaging something, Normally the
> wheel when the key is lost.

Hi,

I had these and had a puncture. I couldn't change the wheel. AA couldn't
get the wheel off either - well they could but I would have to sign a
disclaimer to waive redress against damage caused etc. Anyway, AA did a
temporary repair which held until I could get to the garage.

The garage/tyre subcontractor eventually got the wheel off and replaced
the locking nuts with ones of a later (and presumably!) better design.
This was done under warranty - apart from the new tyre. (The garage
showed me the notice from Pug admitting the locking nut fault and
authorising replacement)

(Incidentally, the tyre subby implied that they had a set of 'masters'
to get most wheels off!)

Cheers,
Bob.
 
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