The factory lug nuts that have a special end on them. I got 4 of the lugs off, but the one special lug that has a weird shape to it, I'm stuck with. Where would I find this on the car? I looked where the spare tire is, but there's nothing.. Any ideas?

 

glovebox (both) check th ewhole inside the car. Is it a different shape or does a round type key pattern fit in it? I know they can get them off at a trire place, i forgot mine when i bought tires, but they got them off for me..

 

I looked everywhere.. They must've been stolen.. Could I use an open end and a long pipe?

 

Any real GM dealer should be able to help you.

Provided it is the factory wheel locks, they will have those keys floating around there somewhere.

U can pound a socket on them, but its not always a guarantee.

The stripped lug nut remover tools will work awesome. they have teeth on them like "turbo" sockets and work awesome, just dont expect to ever use it again lol

later
Jeremy

 

So I have the '91 16" aluminum wheels and there is one mysterious lug up front that matches the description of the one you guys are talking about... I don't have enough space in the wheel to put my easy out on it... any suggestions?

 

This tool will remove it. I sell the tool on my web site.

Lon Salgren
Top-Down Solutions

 

If you are in a rush,
Locknut removal tool
Princess Auto P/N 8003682
$9.99 Cdn

The nearest one in Windsor
3575 FOREST GLADE DRIVE
at LAUZON PKY

If they are older OEM GM locks (not Mcguards!), you can punch out the star section with a centerpunch and a club hammer as the metal there is very thin. A 1/2 inch extension will then fit almost perfectly in the hole.

These locks will have a star shaped grove cut in them that the key fits into, similar to the one shown above. Later OEM ones have groves on the sides and a black plastic cap that screws on.

 

If you got a welder, just weld another lug nut on it. But you wont be able to re-use them after that.