[Z06] ZO6 HELP! Cant find wheel key!
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Racer
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From: Plano TX
ZO6 HELP! Cant find wheel key!
Cant find it. Never had to use it and dealer says it should be in the glove box 
Is there some other place it could be? I know I have not ever seen it 
Thanks for any ideas.
Is there some other place it could be? I know I have not ever seen it Thanks for any ideas.
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Racer
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From: Plano TX
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...ight=wheel+key
Well, search DOES work. Hopefully its in the back storage area.
Well, search DOES work. Hopefully its in the back storage area.
Melting Slicks
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Originally Posted by figment
Cant find it. Never had to use it and dealer says it should be in the glove box Is there some other place it could be? I know I have not ever seen it
Thanks for any ideas.
Is there some other place it could be? I know I have not ever seen it Thanks for any ideas.
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Melting Slicks
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No problem, if you lost the key, just replace them.
Take a 12 point socket the is just barely too small and pound it on with a hammer, then loosen and remove. Those locks do not prevent theft, they just delay is a minute. I've taken tons of them off this way when buddies lost their keys. No need th use a chisel or torch. This same method works for stripped ones too.
Dave
Take a 12 point socket the is just barely too small and pound it on with a hammer, then loosen and remove. Those locks do not prevent theft, they just delay is a minute. I've taken tons of them off this way when buddies lost their keys. No need th use a chisel or torch. This same method works for stripped ones too.
Dave