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Lost locking wheel bolt socket!

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YOUR RESEARCHLost locking wheel bolt socket!

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Replace their own)

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Yes - Just go to the dealer, they have usually have all the "master" locks in their service bay and will usually just sell you the one they have (then they just order one to replace their own).
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Replace their own)

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Yes - Just go to the dealer, they have usually have all the "master" locks in their service bay and will usually just sell you the one they have (then they just order one to replace their own).
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Are these available at the dealer or from pelican (or others)? How much should I expect to pay??

POST 2Original post

Yes. I paid $22 to Carrera Motors in Bend after a supposed 10% PCA discount. I waited about 2 weeks to get it.

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Yes - Just go to the dealer, they have usually have all the "master" locks in their service bay and will usually just sell you the one they have (then they just order one to replace their own). Just bring the car to the dealer and they'll find the one that matches.. Same thing happened to me and it was not a problem.

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