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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / March 2006

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energizer - 02 Mar 2006 16:58 GMT
Hi Guys,

It's been a while but I come in desperate need.

I need the key for my wheel locking nuts. It's a P reg 406 2.1 TD exec and
peugeot don't sell the key anymore :(

The one I had has broke and is useless. It's the type of key that has four
prongs on it that fit into four holes.

Without it I am screwed as no garage wants to drill them of with fear of
damaging my wheels even though I don't care.

Can anyone help? I'll pay :) My email is simon@clockworkjunkie.com

I'll be checking here though.

Fingers crossed....

Thanks guys
jaseyware@fastmail.fm - 02 Mar 2006 18:24 GMT
I feel for you!!     I had a similar problem. I initially drilled out
the four pins and replaced them with 3mm dia. silver steel(hardened &
tempered). These worked OK initially, but no match for a garages air
wrench. I suggest the best approach is to remove the security bolt with
a female version of a stud extractor(most decent garages would have a
set). Finally, throw away all security bolts & use standard wheel bolts
regards Jason
Brian - 02 Mar 2006 19:10 GMT
> I feel for you!!     I had a similar problem. I initially drilled out
> the four pins and replaced them with 3mm dia. silver steel(hardened &
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> set). Finally, throw away all security bolts & use standard wheel bolts
> regards Jason

No self-respecting garage should use any form of impact wrench with these
security bolts, you should only ever use a torque wrench.
However, I have seen advertised a universal adapter for these, though don't
know how effective they might be.
It's in the current Screwfix catalogue, Page 579.
Emergency locking wheel nut remover.
If you want to look it up online it's www.screwfix.com and catalogue number
94826-80
Brian.
energizer - 02 Mar 2006 19:36 GMT
Thanks guys.
I'm really hoping I can get a replacement from somewhere as I'm not sure
those will work. Would snap them up if they did.

There's a tool I can get but it costs a fortune. :(

I can't believe peugeot won't help me out. Complete Bas£&rds.

:)
energizer - 03 Mar 2006 19:52 GMT
Can't believe out of the thousands of Peugeot owners here....no one has
one!?!?! I'll pay :D

LOL
Brian - 04 Mar 2006 20:02 GMT
> Can't believe out of the thousands of Peugeot owners here....no one has
> one!?!?! I'll pay :D
>
> LOL
But they are all different, so mine will be no use.
Keith Willcocks - 06 Mar 2006 08:58 GMT
> Can't believe out of the thousands of Peugeot owners here....no one has
> one!?!?! I'll pay :D

Have you tried a breakers yard.   Chances are they would have a box full of
that sort of thing,    This is a useful web site for getting second hand
bits  www.partsgateway.co.uk, it circulates your request, and this is a
breaker specialising in Pugs, Citroens and Renaults (including by post) that
I found very knowledgeable and helpful NOSPAMparts@cit-ren.fsnet.co.uk
(Cit-Ren Ltd, Howe Pitts, Norwich Road, Brooke, Norwich, NR15 1HJ).   Remove
NOSPAM from their email address, I put it in to protect them.

Hope this helps.
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Keith Willcocks
(If you can't laugh at life, it ain't worth living!)

nigel - 07 Mar 2006 00:17 GMT
>> Can't believe out of the thousands of Peugeot owners here....no one has
>> one!?!?! I'll pay :D
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>
>Hope this helps.
We have a box of them in our garage so I would assume most Peugeot
garages will have the same. All you need is one with at least two pins
in the right position and carefully loosen off your bolts. Then either
get a new set of locking bolts or use ordinary bolts.
 
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