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Fuchs Wheel Lock Key Help
I have these cylinder type wheel locks on my Fuchs, PO lost the key. I think these are Porsche wheel locks? The key should be a small silver/chrome key about the size of a standard Master Lock type key. Is anyone aware of a "master" for this type of lock or will I need to use a locksmith to pick these?
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If it's not in the glovebox or the toolkit I'd weld a nut on to remove it.
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I have some sockets that remove rounded bolts and nuts. See if that would work.
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Mine are made of aluminum. You can use a dent puller to take the outer cylinder off.
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I use a pointed tapered chisel that only takes one or two blows to crack them off in seconds, does no harm.
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These may help you if you decide to get a locksmith. The key is 1 3/4" long.
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