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  1. 07-01-2008 11:58 PM #1
    NuLL
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    07 civic vti wheel lock nuts gets hoooot

    07 civic vti (auto), the wheel lock nuts gets hoooot after drive a while, is it normal?
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  2. 08-01-2008 12:01 AM #2
    NuLL
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    Actually it is very hot, cant even touch it.
    But the dealer said that is normal, nothing to worry.
    Confused.....
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  3. 08-01-2008 12:13 AM #3
    EKVTIR-T
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    It's just the heat transferring from the brakes.
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  4. 08-01-2008 12:22 AM #4
    NuLL
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    my friend got a civic vti with alloy wheel, his wheel nut wont get hot, just warm, tested few times
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  5. 08-01-2008 12:26 AM #5
    EKVTIR-T
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    Same setup as you?Do your brakes function fine?
    No other issues at all?Quite strange
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  6. 12-01-2008 06:16 PM #6
    gerard
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    Quote Originally Posted by NuLL View Post
    my friend got a civic vti with alloy wheel, his wheel nut wont get hot, just warm, tested few times
    Alloy wheels make better heat sinks compared with steelies
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