- Comes in blow-molded case.
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| Brand: | ATD |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | ATD-3050 |
Product Description
Safely removes and replaces GM, Ford, and Chrysler wire wheel hubcap locks on 1978-1993 models. Also removes factory and most aftermarket McGard mag wheel lock nuts. Includes Chrysler cylinder to work on large diameter Chrysler locks, and the LT 4200 Dual sided twist socket lugnut remover. Instructions included.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
locking lugnut remover,
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This review is from: Advanced Tool Design Model ATD-3050 Locking Lug Nut Remover Kit (Automotive)
Good price with super saver free shipping if you can wait the extra few days. Description was not clear that it was designed for an impact wrench but is easily resolved with a 1/2" extension on a socket wrench. Product worked as described.
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Locking Lug nut removal kit,
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This review is from: Advanced Tool Design Model ATD-3050 Locking Lug Nut Remover Kit (Automotive)
It works great! It could use some better instructions as it came with none. Then again, I guess if you don't know how to use it, you shouldn't be doing it. I found that using an impact wrench and tightening it just a bit allowed it to break the nut loose easier when the wrench was reversed.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Worked well...eventually,
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This review is from: Advanced Tool Design Model ATD-3050 Locking Lug Nut Remover Kit (Automotive)
Took some trial and error to find the correct piece and amount of force to use on my particular (round) locking nuts. The kit includes *zero* instructions (Amazon, the product detail should be amended!). I watched a few YouTube videos on general locking lug nut removal and got an idea of what needed to happen. The first lug took the longest, after I got the hang of it, the pieces in the kit worked well.
I didn't use pneumatic tools. I used a 1/2" socket, extension and a breaker bar.
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