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I drove my 94 Celica this afternoon. Over 342,000 miles on the odometer and it runs like a new car. Isn't life just grand not having a Stupid car payment, high taxes and high insurance.
If you have the soldering skills you can depot the TPMS Sensor and remove the battery from the PCB. Often that will resolve a sensor issue. The pain is getting the tire off the rim and then the tire balance but you can buy manual old school tools for that. TPMS issues often are sensor related but not always so having a tool to read the sensor comes in handy although newer vehicles will show you the battery condition, tire pressure and location. Older vehicles not so much and all you get it the warning light. Relearning procedures vary between vehicle manufactures too so you need to learn what applies to your vehicle.
HUMM? I'M kinda old! Remember the ""XKE V12 Jaguars"" 60s-70s?
They over heated! So they would put a 6cly radiator in it! It's bigger! Problem was solved!
Tire sensors are cheap on ebay and they work.
Shouldn't the fan have been replaced assuming it was an insurance job. Go back to the repairer to get it sorted as they didn't complete the job. If they dont want to sort it go to your insurance company.
Scotty, you are an American Treasure. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your videos!!!! And your educational vids…the one on tubo vs supercharger was excellent. Keep 'em coming!
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That would be a junkyard run for this guy.
Scotty, If this truck was damaged in an accident. Why doesn't the soldier complain to the insurance company? The repair shop forgot to replace the fans!! Maybe they sold them while he was deployed?? Christopher nyc
As for ""TPMS""?
How did "i" and ever so many people drive "A0K" without the
""TPMS""? ] VERY AOK=FINE [ !.