Dico Wheel Nut Covers

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trucker5774

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I am talking about the alloy caps over the wheel nuts NOT the locking wheel nuts. The black plastic tool which came with the tool kit has teeth missing. I presume these things regularly break. Is there a trusted way of removing the caps or do I have to buy a tool?
 
I was about to go down the screwdriver route,James (thanks for all you help,by the way) but started thinking about the damage to the caps and the alloys. It's a bit hard to get behind them too. They can't be on that well if the standard poxy little plastic tool can pull them off:confused:
 
Why are you trying to remove them? They are not meant to be removed. The reason the little plastic tool is broken is usually because someone has tried to remove these caps with it.
 
I am talking about the alloy caps over the wheel nuts NOT the locking wheel nuts. The black plastic tool which came with the tool kit has teeth missing. I presume these things regularly break. Is there a trusted way of removing the caps or do I have to buy a tool?

27mm socket does the job, those plastic thing's are next to useless.
 
It's all clearer now!.............not having the LR wheel brace I assumed they would be as any other wheel nut under the cap. With the caps being loose and moving about I guessed that was what the plastic tool was for. I had no idea it is specifically for the cover on the locking nut (if mine has them)

Live and learn!

Thank you all

P.S. The tool is a fiver on ebay;)
 
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