low tire pressure light on?

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Mar 29, 2004 | 11:54 PM

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David Burns

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Re: tires

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Originally Posted by krusty_the_klown

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Originally Posted by shawd

Talk about ****, I just bought a tire gage and my own air compressor. The tires are so thin I'm almost afaid to hit a bump. Are the tires tougher than they look ?

I'm way ahead of you. Isn't having your own air compressor great?

JUst carry a spare 12V battery and one of them little Coleman compressors in the boot. The Compressor I know will fit in the storage cubby under the rear mat, dunno 'bout the battery though :shock:

Mar 30, 2004 | 09:47 PM

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shawd

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From: PUYALLUP, WA

Thanks for all the info...I tried using the compressor in the car and worked fine but, my compreeor was shipped yeterday so guess I'll stay **** and go with it....

Mar 31, 2004 | 12:24 AM

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garmin

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Originally Posted by crossfiretech

Make sure you drive the car after you add air.The sensors don't send signals under 20mph.

I changed the tire on mine and the light went out..?.... but now the tires are right and the light is on... :lol: i'm going outside tomorrow morning and adjusting each one to 32.5psi... then driving 21 mph everywhere

Mar 31, 2004 | 10:04 AM

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andrew

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my light still remains on and will not turn off....after many adjustments of air pressure.

the dealer wants to demount each tire/rim and check the sensors...can you say free rim damage via dealer tech...no thanks!

i will remove the dash light before i allow this.

bummed.

Mar 31, 2004 | 05:36 PM

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crossfiretech

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They should be able to check the sensors and reset them with chryslers diagnostic computer(DRBIII).No need to pull 4 tires!!!

Mar 31, 2004 | 05:58 PM

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andrew

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They should be able to check the sensors and reset them with chryslers diagnostic computer(DRBIII).No need to pull 4 tires!!!

thank you for the heads up...i will request this.

Mar 31, 2004 | 08:43 PM

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AZ Outlaws

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Re: tire pressure

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bummed.

What's the problem??? Have them inspect the wheels and sign off on there is no damage before the work is done. My dealer does a walkaround every time it goes in... good idea.