SVT32VDOHC waiting for the next hack atta Founding Member Nov 22, 2001 3,501 28 119 Motor City Oct 2, 2009 #21 Oct 2, 2009 #21 My 00 GT had locks. The regular lugs were 21mm...so I pounded a 22mm socket over the locking lugs...used an impact it got them all off.
My 00 GT had locks. The regular lugs were 21mm...so I pounded a 22mm socket over the locking lugs...used an impact it got them all off.
R RycheGT Member May 31, 2005 73 0 6 Thomasville, NC Oct 2, 2009 #22 Oct 2, 2009 #22 Stableboy said: 10mm? that is only around 3/8" pretty little lug nuts. Click to expand... Its a keyed lug nut not a regular lug nut. The 10mm socket fit snugly over the inside raised section so I could turn it to loosen it.
Stableboy said: 10mm? that is only around 3/8" pretty little lug nuts. Click to expand... Its a keyed lug nut not a regular lug nut. The 10mm socket fit snugly over the inside raised section so I could turn it to loosen it.
S Stableboy Founding Member Nov 29, 2001 91 0 6 Perryville MD Oct 3, 2009 #23 Oct 3, 2009 #23 Gotcha.
1987LXragtop Member Jan 26, 2008 837 3 18 Just outside Philly PA Oct 3, 2009 #24 Oct 3, 2009 #24 yeah happened to my wifes Honda. lost the key and had to contact honda for a new one. Had to take a pic and email it to them so they could see the pattern. cost 10 buck for the key and a couple days. Nice dealer to help you out.
yeah happened to my wifes Honda. lost the key and had to contact honda for a new one. Had to take a pic and email it to them so they could see the pattern. cost 10 buck for the key and a couple days. Nice dealer to help you out.
Repostyle Member Jun 11, 2005 538 0 16 Portland, OR Oct 4, 2009 #25 Oct 4, 2009 #25 +1 Old socket, do it all the time at my work.