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Google it - I found that out in a few seconds, amazing thing the internet but don't believe everything you read
Get real Rob, Stu aint a master alloy thief. If he knows that, I'm sure anyone who steals alloys for a living will be the one who made the info available.
Hi people, I was wondering if anyone could advise me, after a recent oil change at dealers they informed me that my tyres were getting near legal limit But I can't find my locking wheel kit, I suspect its lost as It was used when front tyres were changed over a year ago. So I went to order a new kit while at the parts department who informed me that without the code card (located inside the black box which held the key), My only hope was for them to drill out the locking nuts at £56 an hour. I guess my dealer was one of the dealerships who didnt buy the master sets. Anyway I read somewhere in one of the other forums that one of the tech guys suggested PMing him with a chassis number and reg No.(to confirm its the genuine owner) and a pic of the offending nut and they could Identify the type and code so the guy could order it up from fiat again. Could anyone help.
Can't you just order the code card for a few pounds from their parts department!
Indeed I am, I gathered that soon after I posted but hoped no-one would pick me up on itNo, you're thinking of the Keycode card. The locking wheel nut tool number is kept in the box and is not officially recorded anywhere, even with ISR..
I did think it was a bit strangeIndeed I am, I gathered that soon after I posted but hoped no-one would pick me up on it
Well, I was tempted to delete it all and such like (and any quotes) but I decided to play fair.I did think it was a bit strange
Well, I was tempted to delete it all and such like (and any quotes) but I decided to play fair.
Thats what Im hoping (crossing fingers) that Parks in East kilbride have a master set..... I'll find out tomorrow - either that or its hammer time!
I did think it was a bit strange
I actually registered my locking wheelnut code with the ISR when I got the car
Rusky27, YHPM.
Anyone else wanting to order a spare key for their car can do so directly with the tool manufacturer, Evo Automotive Solutions.
Contact details, along with a simple online order form which accepts payment via card and Paypal are found on their site- http://www.evoautomotive.com/
Resurrecting a thread again, but for good reason, ordered a guy from these guys on Thursday, arrived through the door today and it fits just fine Called up a stealer and they wanted 40 quid for a key.