martinfilev

Hello,

Can someone help me with finding the code for original Rim Wheel Locks.
Problem is that I lost the secret key and now I cannot unscrew the bolts.

Attached is picture of the bolts.

E55Greasemonkey

How do we know you aren't stealing them? 🤔

martinfilev

actually very logical question. Will think how to proof I own the car.

here is youtube video with me in the car:

kevm14

That was a joke. That would be a hell of a long con.

Can't the dealer help?

martinfilev

Dealer cannot help without code, or they don’t want to help.

I am trying to find somebody local with same lock, but with code will be more easier.

kevm14

Oh...didn't know there was a code system. You may end up having to brute force them off and I think there are a number of products that won't ruin the wheel. Then you can use whatever...or no locks at all.

martinfilev

Actually there is a code system. It is written in the book coming with locks. Sadly I do not have that book.

Yes, final solution will be brute force, but first I am trying to find more normal way

attached is picture with sample code, so if you have the book, than make a picture of it.

corvettekyle

I have a new set of these.. pattern doesn't look like they'll match up with yours though. Code 301. If you brute force yours off and are looking to buy replacements I'll ship them to you for $30. - Oops, if you are in US. Looks like you may not be, shipping may be prohibitive

E55Greasemonkey

Dealerships have a master set so they can remove and/or match your wheel locks.

E55Greasemonkey

Thanks for posting the video. I think this is what you need:

I will send you a PM.

martinfilev

Thanks everyone,

I am from Europe, Bulgaria, and already bought new lock key set, just need to unscrew the old one.

Thanks to E55Greasemonkey but my secret on the picture is male type and need female key. Attached is picture of the case that I have.

Here in Bulgaria dealerships do not have set of keys sadly. They even cannot recognize the key number.

hayseed

iTrader: (2)

make an imprint of the lock stud or take a marker and color the stud with a marker and take a piece if paper and run it on the new color marking it to transfer the design and send it off to the company that makes them

https://shop.mcgard.com/products/aut...-key?sku=27179

martinfilev

Thanks for information and link, will think about this option

hayseed

iTrader: (2)

you can weld a large nut onto of the stud while on the car and unscrew it,,, easy stuff