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lemmingzappa

How Can I Release The Spare Wheel Cradle Without The Peugeot Wheelbrac

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lemmingzappa

How can I release the spare wheel cradle without the Peugeot wheelbrace ?

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Baz

I just use a spanner...

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McDude

or a big screwdriver

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welshpug

depends how tight its been done up, you can often just lift the cage and unhook it.

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swordfish210

Or a file

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GLPoomobile

I used to get a big spanner and put it into the cut out, then angle the spanner at about 45 degrees from the horizontal/vertical, so it was nice and snug in the cut out, then just twist the spanner.

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Jrod

I can't undo the one on my 405 for love nor money.

 

Has been done up very tight with no wheel in and then rusted solid. :(

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kate205gti

angle grinder :( i always take them off anyways

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Miles

As Above, Can;t beat the grinder

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EdCherry
angle grinder :( i always take them off anyways

 

 

As Above, Can;t beat the grinder

 

 

So true.

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CosKev

Angle grinder if rusted up :)

 

Trolley jack under the frame and lift it up if its not rusted and you don't want to ruin the cage etc :)

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ALEX

Another for trolly jack!

If there's air in the tyre it should squash enough for the cage to go over the hook.

I do it this way every time now, it's much quicker!

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spikey_richie

Spray some WD40 into the hook end, and get some mole grips round the bolt. Unless of course you don't want to ruin the thread.

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