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Hi All,
I am trying to get the wheel off but cannot find the wheel locking nut in the kit to remove it. I think when I took it to the garage a few years ago, they took it and didn't put it back in the car. I have attached two photos of the two types. I would be grateful if anyone could tell me where I could get a replacement other than having to go back to Porsche. Or at least, if anyone knows what this type is called, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
I always went to the dealer and have them pull it.
Then I replace it with a standard lug. The days of people stealing wheels has kind of phased out.
Looks like you have two different lug styles, too.
I know this doesn't help your current situation, but I will never use locking nuts again. On several cars and different types, from gorilla to OEM Porsche, they all eventually fail.
Hammering a tight fitting socket over the head is one way to remove them - buy the sockets at Harbour Freight tools and have at it.
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