Colorado B.S. Thread

@Coop68 you fix it?

 

That' the sign of system not reading one or more sensors. Mine did it finally a few months ago. I need to take the gauge cluster out and remove that LED. TPMS be damned.

 

My light came on a couple years ago. I refuse to pay the amount of money they want for those stupid sensors. Went with regular rubber valve stems when I changed rims and tires. Now I’m just used to the light being on.

 

Mine did it shortly after purchase when I switched wheels. Silly light still hasn't burned out

 

I hate drywall..

 

Quit trying to put your fist through it.

 

Usually I have a sub that does it for me, has for years, but this was such a small area I didn't want to bother him, I should have just bothered him...

 

On the subject of switching valve stems, anyone considered going with colby valve stems? They have emergency replacements and permanent replacements.

 

I can drywall just fine. Tape and mudd...... no thank you. I cannot get a flat surface after sanding for nothing.

 

I'm good at it, just slow, and I hate the mess.

 

The great white north is a total mess...I-25 is shut down heading into Wyoming, and it's just a few inches.

 

I had a heavy dusting at the house, by the time I hit 104th it was dry lol

 

Got a got a set of the emergency ones in the truck for emergencies.

Only difference in the too is one requires tools to install the other hasit already on the stem

 

Those look like a solid emergency fix. Price is good. I went with rubber valve stems when I switched to skinny wheels and tires because they are a little more vulnerable even when aired down.