I lost my Oz Wheels key!
Apr 24, 2004, 05:01 PM
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I lost my Oz Wheels key!
I was going to get my car inspected for emissions and safety and I realized I couldn't get out the Oz wheels without the key! Does anyone know where I could get a replacement key for my OZ wheels? I seem to have misplaced it. Any info would be appreciated 
Apr 24, 2004, 05:13 PM
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You don't have a key for the wheel, you have wheel locks, where one of each 4 lugs has a special key needed to remove the bolt head. You can replace the key with help from your local dealer. It shouldn't cost more than 30 bucks.
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Go check ur tool package first!
I found my wheel lock key after I got a new one from dealership!!
BTW, the key is kind of universal, but still have couple kinds of shape.
I found my wheel lock key after I got a new one from dealership!!
BTW, the key is kind of universal, but still have couple kinds of shape.
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Good thing you didn't need to change a flat before you found yours. I bought a set of wheel locks from Mitsu and they came with the code information and instructions how to replace a missing key.
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Went to mitsu dealer and got helped, stohlman is awesome 
You basically call this number and tell your keycode. He was trying out 12 different keys to see which one would fit and just gave me the keycode and the 800 number to call. It cost me 13 bucks, not bad. Thanks for the info guys, evom
You basically call this number and tell your keycode. He was trying out 12 different keys to see which one would fit and just gave me the keycode and the 800 number to call. It cost me 13 bucks, not bad. Thanks for the info guys, evom
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