1. How did you do this?
2. What brand are they?
3. If the lugs arent stripped get a new key, alot of tire/wheel places have various keys for different lugs.
Yeah Well I didn't strip the nut itself, I stripped the key for them. Now I have no idea what to do, I need to take them off.
Does anyone know how to go about going this?
1. How did you do this?
2. What brand are they?
3. If the lugs arent stripped get a new key, alot of tire/wheel places have various keys for different lugs.
You should have a code for the Key socket. Honda can obtain a replacement for you I do believe. If not the nuts may need to be cut/burned off if a pair of vicegrips will not remove them. You could also cut a slot in the end with a dremel and use a impact screwdriver with a straightslot tip.
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As stated above.
I encountered the same situation as you, and I stripped my key also. I actually brought my car out to Honda, and the Parts guy came out with 12 different keys and tried them on my car. He found one, I bought it and problem solved.
If that doesn't work, just go to a shop, and have them cut them off and replace your studs. It's around $20 ea lug. A bit pricey but that should be your last resort.
some tire shops, like mine, have special tools to take off the locks without a key and without having to replace the stud. but you won't be able to put them back on without a key..
snap on sells the tool u need its a universal one all u do is hammer it on and impact that nut off 40 bucks it works for stripped nutz and all lost keys
the dealership should have a few keys in stock.. the one near my house did and it worked fine
What were you using to tighten them
I got them off, I went to the Honda dealership and they did it for free. I found out theres 35 different keys from honda. lol.
Cut/burned off? WTF?
I think it would be 10 times easier to coax a regular, slightly smaller, socket on there than it would be to take a torch to the thing. That sounds like the worst idea ever, actually...
I'd pony up the ~$50 for the Snap-On removal tool before even thinking about trying what you mentioned.
Glad it worked out for the OP though.
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