I have lost my locking nut key recently, does anyone here know where can i get one? if im to buy another set of wheel nuts, would it have the same lock nut key?
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I have lost my locking nut key recently, does anyone here know where can i get one? if im to buy another set of wheel nuts, would it have the same lock nut key?
if u buy another set u will have the same lock key - yes.
i dont think u can buy the lock key by itself, or will b rather hard to find somone that will sell just the key.
best bet is to borrow key from somone. all the best.
Thx Sttich, will probabaly buy another set and put all the normal ones on in case i lost the key again
arent there a few different types of lock keys for the rays?
not all of them are the same?
Ray, i hope someone in bne can borrow the key to u instead of buy a new set, hoho
if u're refering to this.
there's only 1 type of key.
http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/l...d/DSC_8472.jpg
yea, that's the one i'm using except the different color and 12*1.5
ahh k kool
cheers
what? are you trying to say anybody with rays nuts can undo anybody else's rays locknuts?Quote:
Originally Posted by STTICH
correct me if im wrong, but I beleive there are 3 different keys, each one with the notch in a different position.
PM me if you are still having problems raz05, i think i may be able to help
^^^ thats wat i thought too..
but i was told they were 4
from what i hear there are ones with the notch left centred, in the middle, and right centred.Quote:
Originally Posted by thaizeg
not 100% sure though.
If you want an alternative to buying, I managed to make up a replacement key when we lost ours. First, get one nut off. Clean up the marks so its smooth, and if you can make a very slight taper to the open tread end.. Get a socket that fits into the wheel stud space, but is bigger than the nut. Clean it thoroughly. apply liberal amount of release agent to the nut. Sael the end which takes the bar. put a good epoxy glue in the socket and slide the nut into the socket. clean up the top edge. After its set, remove the nut - it should slide out with a bit of effort. You now have a key.