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Got some new discs and pads to put on the ph3 estate yesterday, spent over an hour looking for the locking wheel nut only to find it and it break trying to undo the nut on the first wheel
I believe it's one of the original peugeot 4 pin type ones, looks too shallow to get any purchase on it by whacking a socket over it.
Any hints or tips for getting it off good people?
I will be reverting to normal bolts once I get the feckers off
Cheers
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I used a 13mm, I think, socket to get mine off. Was having trouble getting it to move on the ground, so jack it up to take the pressure off the wheel and it's just about held enough for me to get it out.
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(19-05-2013, 10:10 AM)bigcheez2k3 Wrote: I used a 13mm, I think, socket to get mine off. Was having trouble getting it to move on the ground, so jack it up to take the pressure off the wheel and it's just about held enough for me to get it out.
Cheers dude, was that on a 4 pin type to?
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Yep the peugeot type. I lost the key too but luckily I only had that on one wheel.
I went to the Peugeot dealer and went through their box of keys but couldn't find a decent match as I've found the nuts like to round off a little meaning they wouldn't bite properly.
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19-05-2013, 04:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 19-05-2013, 04:24 PM by mad306man.)
Well a mate of mine works at peugeot, so I went round there and had a rummage around in 50 or so keys.
2 kind of fitted, they're now broken
I got one off by hammering a socket on, still fighting the second
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2nd one off, same method, different size socket
At least I can change my front discs and pads now