How did you find Fiatforum?
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manikm303
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searched the internet to found the most active forum, just bought Fiat 500c yesterday!
manikm303
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You can include a picture of it here if you want us to see it
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Primrose44
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I bumped onto it on Google search after a friend had shared it via a word of mouth!Just interested, have never advertisied (apart from a few newsgroup postings)...
So how did you find us?
ben
bravo 1.6sx
looks: momo twin 17" alloys, debadged, smoked headlights, black side repeaters, smoked rear clusters, midnight window tint
feels: apex 40mm lower springs, apex sports shock's, k&n 57i induction
sounds: pioneer deh-7400mp, pioneer tse-6995 (rear)
Aeroflyer
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Found this site when searching for cambelt instructions for a mates camper van 1994 Ducato 290 chassis.
Look forward to browsing the site for info.
Look forward to browsing the site for info.
Tony deakin
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Just interested, have never advertisied (apart from a few newsgroup postings)...
So how did you find us?
ben
bravo 1.6sx
looks: momo twin 17" alloys, debadged, smoked headlights, black side repeaters, smoked rear clusters, midnight window tint
feels: apex 40mm lower springs, apex sports shock's, k&n 57i induction
sounds: pioneer deh-7400mp, pioneer tse-6995 (rear)
Tony deakin
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Very good
There all puntos
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Found it , on a sticker in a back window of a Fiat Uno in Stirling. And never looked back. Even though I don't drive Fiat's any more.
The experience never leaves you. Like to pass on such stuff for free
The experience never leaves you. Like to pass on such stuff for free
Tony deakin
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Very useful and helpful
Tony deakin
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Hi I found the forum very useful also the feedback I got from my question I have found a way of removing my wheel nut which is to purchase a set of spine locking wheel nut removers
Good luck with it, I'd weld a nut onto the stud.....
Tony deakin
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That's wat I was thinking but with the wheels been after market alloys the wheel nuts are for them wheels and there spline wheel nuts but this locking one has been rounded of inside. The spline locking nut removers start of on e bay at £35 I need the wheel of to get the strutt replaced then am going to the have to buy 16 replacement nuts for me them as don't like the style of them.But yes if get it welded there going to have to be a very good welder as limited room once nut on it.
Put abit of copper or aluminium over the wheel with a hole to weld through, it will help protect your alloy wheel from splatter from the welder.
Tony deakin
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Hi
Thanks for your input there is no room to put socket over or hammer and chisell it round so do you mean get welder to weld nut on top of locking wheel nut ???? These nuts are horrid they are for the after market alloys and there is no spare wheel I am desperate to get this wheel off I'm going to have to buy a removal tool for the rest of the nuts, some have ten splines inside whilst this locking nut is different but splines on it have rounded inside so key tool would probably have nothing to grip to to turn it anyway.I think the welding way is only way forward to get it off .
Tony deakin
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Would the weld have to be professional 9r could I just tack it at the sides were top nut sits
Tony deakin
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I have been
given two keys there like a bolt with splines on one end and nut on other and they both fit but thank you all for your input and advice
