YOUR RESEARCHAnti theft wheel leg socket
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My 2004 911 Carrera is missing the "security socket" to remove the 6 splined anti theft lug nut. Called the dealer. "You have to bring in the car." But it's got a flat! Haven't been able to find the correct socket on FleaBay. Does anyone know the code for the 6 point/spline tool? Sorry the pics are so big...David
Drive (hammer) a 12 point socket on there, or buy a universal wheel lock remover. You can get one on Amazon. Throw those in the trash and buy new regular lug bolts. No one is going to steal your wheels.
Have a look at 000-044-602-85. This was from Pelican parts in the US. It shows a security wheel nut socket and 4 security nuts for about $135. The socket looks like the one you have in the picture. Try that part code from a UK supplier or the method Joe suggests.
Thanks. I'm gonna try to modify a 12 point socket.
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