Help, lost lugnut key
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I lost my key for my oem lugnuts, how should i go about taking them off??
I went to the nissan dealership near me and they didnt have the key for it. I dont have my owners manual so i cant even get the serial code for it. Shouldnt a dealership have a master set or something? they said there was nothing they could do.
they gave me one that was kind of close to it and ive been trying to dremel it into the right shape but its not working too well. I dont want to do some crazy method because i dont want to damage my volks. Any suggestions?
I went to the nissan dealership near me and they didnt have the key for it. I dont have my owners manual so i cant even get the serial code for it. Shouldnt a dealership have a master set or something? they said there was nothing they could do.
they gave me one that was kind of close to it and ive been trying to dremel it into the right shape but its not working too well. I dont want to do some crazy method because i dont want to damage my volks. Any suggestions?
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if you lost the key to your OEM lugnuts, thats not a big deal at all. i think its just a 19 or 21mm socket.
i believe what you meant to say is that you lost the key to the accessory wheel lock lugs that came with your car. if you're screwed man. grind some flat spots off on the locking lug and hope you can get a good grip with an adjustable wrench or vice grips or something.
i believe what you meant to say is that you lost the key to the accessory wheel lock lugs that came with your car. if you're screwed man. grind some flat spots off on the locking lug and hope you can get a good grip with an adjustable wrench or vice grips or something.
I lost my key for my oem lugnuts, how should i go about taking them off??
I went to the nissan dealership near me and they didnt have the key for it. I dont have my owners manual so i cant even get the serial code for it. Shouldnt a dealership have a master set or something? they said there was nothing they could do.
they gave me one that was kind of close to it and ive been trying to dremel it into the right shape but its not working too well. I dont want to do some crazy method because i dont want to damage my volks. Any suggestions?
I went to the nissan dealership near me and they didnt have the key for it. I dont have my owners manual so i cant even get the serial code for it. Shouldnt a dealership have a master set or something? they said there was nothing they could do.
they gave me one that was kind of close to it and ive been trying to dremel it into the right shape but its not working too well. I dont want to do some crazy method because i dont want to damage my volks. Any suggestions?
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^Best option for you right there. Pound the socket on with a hammer and impact it off. Buy a cheap 3/4" socket so if you can't get it off the socket once removed just throw it away.
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Problem solved, thanks to Fontana Nissan. 
I went down there but they didnt have the right key. The parts guy sent me to a tire shop down the street where they took them off for free with a threaded socket. Thanks for the suggestions though guys!

I went down there but they didnt have the right key. The parts guy sent me to a tire shop down the street where they took them off for free with a threaded socket. Thanks for the suggestions though guys!
Lets make sure this advice doesn't fall into bad hands whichi would imagine is the case,. . Oh wait it's the internet.. dangit All those requesting lugnut help should post wheel pix so we know the kind gentlemen offering advise aren't telling you what to do to steal our wheels?
Post pix as proof and maybe someone will respond if not i'll assume this is a thread for thieves. Not calling you a thief or anyone in this thread but moving fwd pix of said wheels or no help!
i dont know if its the same company for all aftermarket wheels but im guessing mcgard will help..u have to call them i dont remember the email to send it to and u take a picture of the lug nut and tell them u need the key..its 20 bucks..try it idk..
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If you purchased a set of McGard theft proof lug nuts, then you also got the key code printed on the package. Simply call up McGard's toll-free # and give them the code and a CC. They'll send you out the right key for the locking nuts. Problem solved.
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