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Socket Adapter

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Loren Member

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If the socket key number is not written into your Owners Maintenance Manual (good dealers do this) -- then you will need to go to their shop and they will get their kit out and try each one until one matches. Then they will tell you order that one.

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There's another way .. just bring the M10 and put inside the Socket and when you put it hardly .. let some one help you to remove it slowly .

Note : it will be broken when u finish.

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I have a US 2005 Cayenne Turbo and have lost the adapter used to remove the factory security wheel bolts.

I had to pick up one for my CTT last week. The dealer just tried adapters 'till he found the right one. $28 for a 50 cent piece of steel, though I also got another wheel bolt for 'free' :rolleyes:.

Andrew

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