Ironworker
New Member
any of the freelander lock sockets will work, they have 2 tags inside, just chisel one off, the other will engage in a slot and remove the nut, i know i did it, not really much good as far as securit goes are they lol
teddywood1
Well-Known Member
is you freelander the 1800 ? if so the key might be in the jack bag on the top of the engine .
sijwhite
Active Member
Mine are 23mm
davidsmith1307
Well-Known Member
Check the wheel nut. There is either a letter or number on top which tells you which code it is. Not very secure but handy as there was no locking nut with mine!
how weird is that , wonder if it because urs is a facelift model ??
you got me at it now , lol
looked on the wheel nuts and locking nut, no code or letter , just on the actual socket that removes the locking nut
davidsmith1307
Well-Known Member
Clearly written on mine, it was LR that told me to look there after I contacted them for help. Mine's a KV6.
wonder if they changed things in 2002 , just got the code on the actual locking socket
oh well , lol
that's a good result , still can't find it on mine , maybe they omitted it in later years or models ???
was it on the end or side of the wheel nut
plsed u got it sorted
