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Old 22nd March 2017, 19:37   #1
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Default MG ZTT Alloy Wheel Centre Caps.

Would anyone have two Alloy Wheel Centre Caps available to fit my MG ZTT as for some reason, two of the centre caps on my ZTT are quite loose.

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Old 22nd March 2017, 21:01   #2
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What wheels do you have ?
Straights.....11 spokes.......Apexs.....Grids.......Hairpins ???
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Sorry forgot to mention my wheels are Gridspokes.
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Old 22nd March 2017, 21:24   #4
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You should be able to ping the four holding grips out slightly to firm up the caps. That or chewing gum so they don't fall off.
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You should be able to ping the four holding grips out slightly to firm up the caps. That or chewing gum so they don't fall off.
Thanks Tim, I will give that a try.

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I use a hairdryer to soften the tangs up.....pull them out slightly......hey presto !!!
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I use a hairdryer to soften the tangs up.....pull them out slightly......hey presto !!!
Many thanks Paul, i done as you suggested with a hairdryer to soften the tangs and it worked a treat. I now have correctly firting centre caps.

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No longer required as thanks to Tim and Paul the original centre caps have now been rectified.
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