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Lock nut remover rung

2pack · 2013-10-09 08:41:28

rung the centre out of lock nut remover on an 06 astra, cant put a socket on the nut either as the outer part is spinning around any ideas ta

09-10-2013 8:41am

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2pack

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rung the centre out of lock nut remover on an 06 astra,

cant put a socket on the nut either as the outer part is spinning around

any ideas

ta

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#2 10-10-2013 4:21pm

ardle1

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2pack wrote: »

rung the centre out of lock nut remover on an 06 astra,

cant put a socket on the nut either as the outer part is spinning around

any ideas

ta

Sounds like your in trouble, all our taxis remove lock nuts for like problem.... If you see a similar car, it would be no harm to ask (nicely) to use they're lock nut remover... Or obviously get your self a new one....

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#3 11-10-2013 7:50pm

Hal1

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Get a lock nut remover and then get a tyre shop to remove it. They have the air tools, just let them know it's reverse threaded when going to remove it.

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