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We've had a really mild winter up in New Hampshire too. My winters are on the wear bars on the inside edge and I don't think I've been stuck once all season and that's going out during snowstorms to practice car control at the limit.
Last weekend I got a great deal on this sub/amp combo and finally completed my sound system, although now I'm on the lookout for a smaller (and lighter) sub. 2 12" subs in a 1" thick sealed box Still room to fit the skiis but barely
Last night going home from work I lost the ability to release my clutch on the highway.... fortunately I was in 5th at the time and managed to make it all the way to a lift. There were no threads, but JB weld is holding so far until I can do it properly with a larger bolt.
so I finally decided to paint the front end to my car since my accident ( i blended the front) and this happned ... $h1t happens I guess. I rather not waste time making excuses lol but luckily I was able to ge them off
I started with a custom wood block made of mixing sticks
320 grit,600 grit,1000,1500,2000 and compound still need polish
so I finally decided to paint the front end to my car since my accident ( i blended the front) and this happned ... $h1t happens I guess. I rather not waste time making excuses lol but luckily I was able to ge them off
I started with a custom wood block made of mixing sticks
320 grit,600 grit,1000,1500,2000 and compound still need polish
I remember when I finally got round to cut and buffing my old G - it was weird taking sand paper to fresh glossy paint.
Bringing it back to a flat mirror like finish is quite satisfying - albeit time consuming - though.
Finally had a break in the weather and installed a new battery. Warmed up the car and brushed off the snow, not even going to bother shoveling it out though because we're expecting more snow next week...
So I finally dropped my wheel off at the shop yesterday to get powdercoated again since some of it was peeling. I took my OEM wheel with me too so they can install it temporarily until the powdercoat is done.
But I was driving today and realized that my TPMS light isn't on. I thought they had originally taken my TPMS sensors off and installed them in my aftermarket wheels when I first bought them. So my OEM wheel shouldnt have a sensor in there. So why is my TPMS light not comin on?? I highly doubt they installed new sensors in my aftermarket wheels when I first bought them, and left the old sensors in the OEM wheels. And I watched them this time....so I know he didnt swap the sensor from one wheel to the other. Any ideas??
Maybe they added other sensors and you just weren't aware. If you.havent seen it yourself you're just relying on assumed information. Possible there ARE sensors, easy enough to test by letting the pressure down and driving around the block.
I don't know how else it would not illuminate the flat tire light on the dash, unless the light has been damaged and doesn't work. That's easy to check during the key ON lamp test though.
Maybe they added other sensors and you just weren't aware. If you.havent seen it yourself you're just relying on assumed information. Possible there ARE sensors, easy enough to test by letting the pressure down and driving around the block.
I don't know how else it would not illuminate the flat tire light on the dash, unless the light has been damaged and doesn't work. That's easy to check during the key ON lamp test though.
I confirmed the light works when turning the key to ON. I stopped by the wheel shop to check up on the status. The guy said that they swap the sensors from the old wheels to the new ones during installation. He even came out and checked out the valve stem and confirmed it doesnt have a sensor.
But now that I think about it, I dont remember seeing them ever dismount my original tires from the rims. Im just gonna do as u suggested and drop the pressure and drive around for a little bit. Lets see what happens.
Cracked a wheel on a pot hole. Been driving the 240SX all week, found out the thermostat must be stuck open because it doesn't want to warm up in the 20 degree weather we've been having. Normally only drive it when it's warm out, so never noticed. Facepalm
