I frequently drive Eliza, forgetting that the theft-proof lug nut 'fastener' is at home. And of course, if I get a flat, I am screwed. And in any case, rummaging through a bunch of tools is a pain.
So, I just attached it to the battery using a hose clamp, so I always know where it is, i.e. always with me.
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Theft-proof lug nut location
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Theft-proof lug nut location
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Re: Theft-proof lug nut location
Great idea. Secure but easilt accesible.
Mine is zip ties to the 4 way in the trunk.
Dan
Mine is zip ties to the 4 way in the trunk.
Dan
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'69 SPL311 aka "Scooter" terrorizing the streets
1990 Nissan 300ZX
2008 VW GTI
2017 VW Passat