BMW Locking Wheel Nut Key
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Do they have a code stamped on them?
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I feel your right and a 10a is cheaper than ebay
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The only number i can see is 11
Just had a look at mine and there seems to be 33 stamped in the indentation on the splined end, nothing else, sorry.
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Thanks for taking the time to check yours out but how many splines are on yoursJust had a look at mine and there seems to be 33 stamped in the indentation on the splined end, nothing else, sorry.
17. Looks like a visit to BMW is your best bet.
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I had an issue removing some locking wheel nuts today, one of the Z3 I'm breaking had no key.
The 'type/style' of locking bolt is stamped on the far end of the bolt, at the base.
The 'type/style' of locking key is stamped on the face of the key.
Many look very similar and unsurprisingly are difficult to remove without the right tool(s).
The 'type/style' of locking bolt is stamped on the far end of the bolt, at the base.
The 'type/style' of locking key is stamped on the face of the key.
Many look very similar and unsurprisingly are difficult to remove without the right tool(s).
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Ended up removing via a similar style key and a large hammer!
And a lot of sweat!
And a lot of sweat!
Makes me think that I should check to see if Trinity has locks on her wheels, best to find out now rather than on the road. But they put new tires on so either the right key is there or no locks! JIM