Honda locking wheel nuts
just put 2 of my new wheels on and come to do the other side, both front and rear locking nuts are seized solid, with only the 4 little pins in the key you cant even knock a socket on as its all round
just took me 3 hours and 2 skinned nuckles to get one off and im going to have to have my 16" wheel refurbed and at some time in the furture a new wheel stud
before i spend the rest of the night getting the last one off does anybody have any tips
just took me 3 hours and 2 skinned nuckles to get one off and im going to have to have my 16" wheel refurbed and at some time in the furture a new wheel stud
before i spend the rest of the night getting the last one off does anybody have any tips
Yep they are crap.
Last time I had to change a wheel I had to get the AA man out - that was after one of the guys at work had tried to get the bl**dy thing off.
Also had to get one wheel re-furbed after the
s at the tyre shop wrecked it.
Last time I had to change a wheel I had to get the AA man out - that was after one of the guys at work had tried to get the bl**dy thing off.
Also had to get one wheel re-furbed after the
s at the tyre shop wrecked it.
Swear at it
Your not using the Honda OEM nuts for the new wheels are you?
As AJ's thread stated last week. The Honda nuts are acorn, you need tapered nuts for the ROTA's matey.
I used the honda ones for a short period, as I also didn't know to begin with.
Your not using the Honda OEM nuts for the new wheels are you?
As AJ's thread stated last week. The Honda nuts are acorn, you need tapered nuts for the ROTA's matey.
I used the honda ones for a short period, as I also didn't know to begin with.
Originally Posted by Vixen,Apr 28 2009, 08:46 AM
Yep they are crap.
Last time I had to change a wheel I had to get the AA man out - that was after one of the guys at work had tried to get the bl**dy thing off.
Also had to get one wheel re-furbed after the
s at the tyre shop wrecked it.
Last time I had to change a wheel I had to get the AA man out - that was after one of the guys at work had tried to get the bl**dy thing off.
Also had to get one wheel re-furbed after the
s at the tyre shop wrecked it.
Yes Just been through this very thing myself, I feel your pain!
You need to use a drill (mains); start by removing the stud with the white cap that sticks out from the middle of the bolt (a couple of blows with bolster and large hammer down on it will do this
You need to use a drill (mains); start by removing the stud with the white cap that sticks out from the middle of the bolt (a couple of blows with bolster and large hammer down on it will do this
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ok its off
drilled a couple of holes and used a chisle, it didnt split it came loose
i dont think it was thread bind i think its the mating faces binding if the tyre fitters use to much pressure on the nut gun
my advise is to back em off and fit them hand tight as soon as you have new tyres fitted. the honda lock nuts are a crap design.
drilled a couple of holes and used a chisle, it didnt split it came loose
i dont think it was thread bind i think its the mating faces binding if the tyre fitters use to much pressure on the nut gun
my advise is to back em off and fit them hand tight as soon as you have new tyres fitted. the honda lock nuts are a crap design.








