Where is the locking wheel nut located? (182)

[TrackPrep]

As title says. Need to change the rear pads but can't find it any where! :quiet:

 

[Goders172]

Mine is in the spare wheel well, there is a toolkit in there, Jack etc, its in with that lot.

 

[TrackPrep]

Cheers buddy...

I have no spare wheel though. It's a 182...

 

[fossie]

Aye as above in the sparewheel well......... failing that you tried the ashtray or glovebox etc etc incase it has been left loose?

 

[JoedotwasT5phy]

In the leather pouch on the right hand side of the boot.

under the jack theres a plastic box with wheel nuts in it. Its in there

 

[Goders172]

Sorry Bud didnt realise it was a 182, didnt read properly, as above then.

 

[Rich]

Mine was under the passenger seat in the tray when I collected the car from the dealers in a clear box with the original wheel bolts removed when the lockers where fitted.

 

[cat171]

This is one of the first things I ask about when i'm going to buy a car. I've always done it as I can't be arsed if it's lost.

 

[Poopensharten]

Dont mean to cause panic but if you dont find it it could cause a serious ball-ache and a half matey!

 

[jablitt]

it depends on the locking wheel nuts that are on as to how much of ball ache it will be getting them off with out the propper locking wheel nut remover. some of them you can hammer a socket over the top (18mm i think) and get them off like that. thats what i had to do when i couldnt find my locking wheel nut.

 

[1PBY]

You can go into renault, tell them the code of the wheel nut (located in the handbook) and they can order you one that will fit. takes a couple of weeks tho as they are made to order.

 

[Sam]

it depends on the locking wheel nuts that are on as to how much of ball ache it will be getting them off with out the propper locking wheel nut remover. some of them you can hammer a socket over the top (18mm i think) and get them off like that. thats what i had to do when i couldnt find my locking wheel nut.

Cant do that if hes got the ones with the spinning edges

 

[iimushroomzii]

Chisel them off, Easy-out them, whack too small a socket on, buy a removal tool, theres loads of ways to get them off

 

[realnumber 1]

This is one of the first things I ask about when i'm going to buy a car. I've always done it as I can't be arsed if it's lost.

Surely you wouldn't let it put you off a minter though?

 

[Da]

You can go into renault, tell them the code of the wheel nut (located in the handbook) and they can order you one that will fit. takes a couple of weeks tho as they are made to order.

^ no need to chisel and all that shizzle, just order a new one

 

[Karen Jones Martin]

In the leather pouch on the right hand side of the boot.

under the jack theres a plastic box with wheel nuts in it. Its in there

No it isnt. Just nuts no room for anything else

 

[Chrisgti6]

Wow, almost a 14 year thread revival!

 

[Martin_172]

No it isnt. Just nuts no room for anything else

Yes there is!!!!

 

[Chrisgti6]

No it isnt. Just nuts no room for anything else

I've heard of going balls deep, but never nuts only, sounds painful!