Removing the centre cap from a 6.0 Diablo Wheel?
Discussion
jonny5 said:
I had to replace all of them on my old 6.0 , I'm pretty sure that unless they've been glued in place they just pop and click in . I got my replacements from eurospares.
eurospares where twice the price of lambo london, not just on wheel centers.when they refurb the wheel, make sure they dont paint where the bolt sits. Right Jenny!!!!
jdwcd said:
jonny5 said:
I had to replace all of them on my old 6.0 , I'm pretty sure that unless they've been glued in place they just pop and click in . I got my replacements from eurospares.
eurospares where twice the price of lambo london, not just on wheel centers.when they refurb the wheel, make sure they dont paint where the bolt sits. Right Jenny!!!!
Some cars (porsche) do have wheel centres which allow a circlip on the inside so be careful.
Jonny5
was this when they changed the high street
"Jill, what do you think about the pedestrianisation of Norwich town centre? I’ll be honest I’m dead against it. People forget that traders need access to Dixons!
They do say it’ll help people in wheeeeelchairs…"

Jonny5
was this when they changed the high street
"Jill, what do you think about the pedestrianisation of Norwich town centre? I’ll be honest I’m dead against it. People forget that traders need access to Dixons!
They do say it’ll help people in wheeeeelchairs…"

Edited by rs48635 on Thursday 1st October 18:52
Thanks Guys, Yes it has been superglued in! they do push out, anyway took the wheel to 'The Wheel Specialist', Tyburn Road, Brum, they did a great localised repair, and blended it in very well, they did not want to strip the wheel (or remove the cap) as it is Magnesium and aparantley this means it is Porus? anyway all sorted. Cheers.
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