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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Nashville, TN
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I have a special nut it would seem
I believe this is an external Torx or something like that? I have one on each wheel. Is this the poor man's wheel lock? I am getting ready to do the brakes, so I guess I better figure out how to remove the wheel. Should I keep this thing, get an entire set, get rid of it? What do I need to remove it? Any advice appreciated.
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It looks like a standard modern lock nut/bolt. Similar to whats on my Mini and BMW. There should be a female socket in the car that fits over top. Otherwise go to a dealer and they may have a kit with various sockets.
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Is that on your Cayman? In the front trunk, where the tool kit and towing hook is, you'll notice the lug key.
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looks just like the one on my 05 Boxster, there should be a socket in the took kit to remove it.
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As others have noted, there *should be* a matching socket in the toolkit. My suggestion is to go buy 4 new standard bolts, remove these and replace them with the standard hardware. When you are changing a flat tire at midnight in the rain, you will appreciate it!
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Found the tool. Thanks guys. @tcora, if I am changing the flat, then a someone brought me a spare...I think I will be reading the instructions on inflating the flat in the rain!
-Ken
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