[335tim]

My car is with my indy mechanic having an oil service at the moment. I told him that while he had it he may as well replace the rear pads as they only have a tiny bit of meat on them.

He called me yesterday and said he had hunted high and low but can not find the locking wheel nut. I must admit I never checked for it before (stupid I know)

Where can I get one? from a main dealer? elsewhere?

[Falmouthboy]

If you have the original locking bolts your dealer will sort you out.

[davyk31]

Dealer will try to see which one fits and order one. Think they are about a fiver.

[335tim]

Oh, pretty easy then

[dave-the-rave]

what number is on your key ?

i have 3 spare ABC30 nuts

[m1bjr]

Originally Posted by 335tim

My car is with my indy mechanic having an oil service at the moment. I told him that while he had it he may as well replace the rear pads as they only have a tiny bit of meat on them.

He called me yesterday and said he had hunted high and low but can not find the locking wheel nut. I must admit I never checked for it before (stupid I know)

Where can I get one? from a main dealer? elsewhere?

Check the handbook folders.
There 'might' be a card in there with the code for the key.
There are over 50 combinations.
I left mine on the wheel, drove off and lost it. PITA!

Once you get a new one, record the number in the handbook

[Brian mc21]

I just rang my local dealer and ordered one. All they needed was my reg.

[davyk31]

Many dealers will tell you they don't record the key number. If thats the case then it's trial and error time with the tray of bolts.

[335tim]

I have these wheels...............

[Soootylad]

Don't think which rims you have make any difference matey...