Spline drive. Allen keys might work.Or get a 12 sided socket that you can hammer on the outside.
cjdnzl,
Jan 20, 8:32pm
Try a wrecker for the tools that came with such a vehicle.
a18a,
Jan 20, 9:39pm
yeah hammering a socket over them will probably be the easiest way if you don't have anything that fits them properly
chebry,
Jan 20, 9:50pm
Hot Spanner will work
johnf_456,
Jan 20, 9:53pm
Or weld a nut to it, if you intend on replacing the nuts that is.
snoopy221,
Jan 20, 9:57pm
Bugga- i actually thought they were vestal virgins and i havebeen trying to remember how to get them off- But alas it's been so long.
Giddy-up
unbeatabull,
Jan 21, 5:18am
Basically a 12 sided Allen Key - if you get the correct size Allen Key it Could undo it or it will strip it off. If you don't have the spline tools as suggested just hammer a socket over or weld nuts onto them.
gadgit3,
Jan 21, 5:24am
I run the same wheel nuts on my van. Needed a small nut to fit in the deep holes of the alloy and these were pur fact.
hyphen,
Jan 21, 6:57am
Or weld a nut to it, if you intend on replacing the nuts that is. [quote] or like Mr. 'T' says, "get some nuts!"
sr2,
Jan 21, 7:37am
You'll need to use a "spline drive bit set". From memory King Tony do one, otherwise Sulco will probibly have something similar.
skin1235,
Jan 21, 8:01am
not unlike head studs on some earlier model vehicle that I cannot remember the breed of ( Mazda laser!, cortina!, falcon, mitsi v6! - just thinking of the heads I've had off in the last 5 yrs)
$6 for the socket at repco they do a set but sellthem separately
chebry,
Jan 21, 10:23am
Great anti theft idea though who carries a one of those!
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