I knew it was a matter of time till I lost it.
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Was going to rotate the tires today, but couldn't find my wheel lock nut. Any clue where I can pick up the adapter? I don't have a p/n.
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if you have a nice socket set take which ever one is slightly too small to fit over the lock and take a hammer and beat it on there...then use a wrench to get it off.
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Yeah, getting it off isn't really the big problem. My rotation can wait a few more weeks. I know that Honda or even Wal-Mart can get it off. It's not like I'm sitting on the side of the road, I just need to buy another adapter to replace the one the elves have stolen, but there are a bunch of different adapters out there and don't know the name of the one I have.
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you can simply buy another set of mcgard/honda locking nuts and key but you need that lil card that came with your current set that has the code number. i think they make several different keys and nuts. if you lost it, you have to get a whole new set and change out all the old nuts. dealer has all the master honda locks, or you could look on ebay for the theives essentials kit which is a huge collection of many different lock keys for lug nuts. chances are it will have one that fits yours.
i found one key but not sure if it matches yours
http://www.ebay.com/itm/McGard-Wheel...item3a6c49050f
i found one key but not sure if it matches yours
http://www.ebay.com/itm/McGard-Wheel...item3a6c49050f
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Re: I knew it was a matter of time till I lost it.
you can simply buy another set of mcgard/honda locking nuts and key but you need that lil card that came with your current set that has the code number. i think they make several different keys and nuts. if you lost it, you have to get a whole new set and change out all the old nuts. dealer has all the master honda locks, or you could look on ebay for the theives essentials kit which is a huge collection of many different lock keys for lug nuts. chances are it will have one that fits yours.
i found one key but not sure if it matches yours
http://www.ebay.com/itm/McGard-Wheel...item3a6c49050f
i found one key but not sure if it matches yours
http://www.ebay.com/itm/McGard-Wheel...item3a6c49050f
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