Just bought a car, it has lockable wheelnuts ( cunningly disguised by a cap making it look like a normal stud ). I have contacted the previous owner, and he didn't even realise it had them.
The problem is ( as you've guessed by now ), I don't have the key.
Just contacted the local pug garrage, he seems to think that they may be standard peugeot after-fit accessories, but aparently there is no master key for them.
He says the only thing he can do for me is do drill them out.
Any ideas ? My front right is barely legal at the moment, and obviously there will be a problem soon....
The stud in the wheels at the moment has a flat head, with holes in ( looking similar to a nr 4 domino )
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The stud in the wheels at the moment has a flat head, with holes in ( looking similar to a nr 4 domino )
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Hi
They sound like the early Peugeot locking bolts, They are a right swine to get off without the key, Thats why Peugeot changed the design to the useless splined version.
If you have the 4 digit code number for the locking bolts & gave your friendly Peugeot dealer this & £27 he will order you a new key.
Hammer & punch or an stud extractor down the middle, Good luck.
The stud in the wheels at the moment has a flat head, with holes in ( looking similar to a nr 4 domino )
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Hi
They sound like the early Peugeot locking bolts, They are a right swine to get off without the key, Thats why Peugeot changed the design to the useless splined version.
If you have the 4 digit code number for the locking bolts & gave your friendly Peugeot dealer this & £27 he will order you a new key.
Hammer & punch or an stud extractor down the middle, Good luck.
Just thought I'd update you.
Those wheel remover sockets were a good idea, but the walls were too thick.
Went to the local garrage, and the guy came out with a selection of official peugeot sockets, and one fitted.
They had all be slightly modified, I won't say how, but he'd never failed yet !
Those wheel remover sockets were a good idea, but the walls were too thick.
Went to the local garrage, and the guy came out with a selection of official peugeot sockets, and one fitted.
They had all be slightly modified, I won't say how, but he'd never failed yet !
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