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you could just break all of them off and get new ones. either way. if you had the serial # to the key, it would have saved you lots of time and money
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I just pounded a socket on mine and took them off. Solved the problem, lol.
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1998 Trans Am M6, SLP LT's, ORY, Magnaflow Catback, Granatelli Lid, K&N, SLP STB, Wait 4 Me Performance Tune, and Spec 2 clutch 1994 Blazer, 4.3 HO, 4x4, rust, possible LT1 swap idk 1994 Z28 A4, SOLD |
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Indeed it is. I just pounded the socket side to side till it came out.
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1998 Trans Am M6, SLP LT's, ORY, Magnaflow Catback, Granatelli Lid, K&N, SLP STB, Wait 4 Me Performance Tune, and Spec 2 clutch 1994 Blazer, 4.3 HO, 4x4, rust, possible LT1 swap idk 1994 Z28 A4, SOLD |
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