Security Weel Nut Socket
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From: AR
Hope you had better luck with the dealer than I did. I had the package with code, but the dealer gave me nothing but the special order BS and no help what so ever. They told me to buy a new set of locks and use the easy-outs from Sears. The lug removing sockets from sears will not work on our alloy lug nuts. The 11/16 twelve point is the only way to go.
Good Luck!
Good Luck!
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From: OH/NC
The parts department can only order parts.
The service department needs to have a full set of keys so they can work on cars even if the customer has misplaced or lost the keys.
Of course, if the dealer is a jerk, that may not work either.
The service department needs to have a full set of keys so they can work on cars even if the customer has misplaced or lost the keys.
Of course, if the dealer is a jerk, that may not work either.
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Joined: Feb 2006
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From: Atlanta, GA
Do folks still steal wheels? Wasn't that just something to do before the invention of identity theft
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From: So Cal
Contact McGard at http://www.mcgard.com/Home/About and tell them you need #15 key. Cost me about $16.
