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JohnM

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Hope you can help.I need to remove the chromed plastic caps from the wheel nuts, the tool supplied is useless the only thing i have managed to remove with the tool is the skin from my fingers.Hope my fellow funsters can help.
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I agree.. I use a couple of screwdrivers.. one on each side.. They pop off nice and easy :)
 

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Before fitting mine I had read that water gets trapped and accelerates corrosion which makes them very tight. I used a waterproof bicycle bearing grease from Halfords
 
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Try a pair of the old fashioned "Pincers" if you can open the jaws far enough to get behind the cover it should work
 

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JohnM

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Good idea,but i need to get the bloody things of first :(
Thanks guys got the bloody things of after about an hour trying to prise them of without damaging the alloys. now refitted using grease thank's for all your help.
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I need a set of wheel nut covers to fit over 15mm wheel nuts
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Are you sure they are only 15mm, what vehicle is that?

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