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Workshop Manuals available?

Of course there is only one. How typical of Ineos Automotive.

It is highly unlikely that the nut in questions is specific to the Grenadier axle. It is almost certainly used elsewhere. Given this there is definitely a tool available to fit. The issue is finding it. Why must Ineos make everything so difficult.........
AM General did the same thing. They used a Penta nut on the bead locks.

I know Kent Moore Tool made those sockets.
 
Here’s the torque wrench used to torque up my hub nuts to 600Nm. It’s what the dealer uses on Fendt tractors ! No picture of the actual hub nut socket I’m afraid. It must be a trade secret
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I'm eagerly awaiting my access... Got some things I want to look up. Specifically the wires to the pin in the head lights. Want to add a relay to the full beam and want to confirm the wire color for the high beam wire to the headlight.
 
I'm eagerly awaiting my access... Got some things I want to look up. Specifically the wires to the pin in the head lights. Want to add a relay to the full beam and want to confirm the wire color for the high beam wire to the headlight.
You’ll be lucky if you can find anything detailed on the wiring.
 
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