Lug Nut Cap Removal Tool
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Lug Nut Cap Removal Tool
I have designed a lug nut cap removal tool. I will be happy to lend it out to anyone as long as they return it when done.
You merely put the lug nut in a socket, put a small socket on the end of the pin (you provide this) to keep from pushing the pin through the end of the cap and also provide a swivel.
Hold the socket containing the lug nut and drive bolt with the pin into the lug nut with an impact gun. Takes the cap off in about 2 seconds.
PM me if you want to borrow it. I'll ship it to you if you promise to send it back.
You merely put the lug nut in a socket, put a small socket on the end of the pin (you provide this) to keep from pushing the pin through the end of the cap and also provide a swivel.
Hold the socket containing the lug nut and drive bolt with the pin into the lug nut with an impact gun. Takes the cap off in about 2 seconds.
PM me if you want to borrow it. I'll ship it to you if you promise to send it back.
Last edited by jeff spahn; 04-19-2012 at 10:50 AM.
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It's the tire shops/roadside assistance that screw them up. Then when the new guy gets the Disco, and starts DIY repairs, he/she finds buggered up lug nut caps. Easiest fix is to remove caps and wait till the funds are available for new ones if you want new ones.
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You can get the from most parts guys cheap. Hell I actually still have all of mine if anybody needs some
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I worked on a D1 last night that had some really boogered nuts. The 27mm wasn't even close. Nor.was the 1-1/16". Had to use a 1-1/8" socket, which was just a touch sloppy. Didn't want to use my impact with them being that bad. I forgot how much removing lugs by hand sucked.