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Locking Lug Nut

alex_55

By alex_55
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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alex_55 Member

alex_55

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Guys i have a problem, my locking lug nut is broken and the stupid guys from the dealership said that they don't know/don't have it!

What can i do?!

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therock88 Member

therock88

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The key doesn't have any part number on.

If they are factory, and the dealer has a clue, they can use a master set to get the appropriate lock you need and order you one. If they are knuckleheads...Try another dealer :)

Good luck!

DC

kbrandsma Member

kbrandsma

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I had a similar problem. I took it to the dealer (Roger Jobs in Bellingham) and I was told there are 22 different key numbers. They kept trying each one until they found the right one, then they had to special order it. It took less than a week and cost me $24 plus shipping.

  • 3 weeks later...

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