South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

If the sensors were already learned to your vehicle and you are resetting it after a solid light which indicates low tire pressure. When a sensor goes bad or a new one is not recognized the light will flash indicating a system error. If that is the case then the sensors have to be programmed to the vehicle after replacement. Dealers should do it for free but may not as well as Discount Tire and other shops with the correct tools can do it. Takes like 5 min or so to do.

 

Kinda sorta you put the vehicle into relearn mode the tool scans the RFIDs in the sensor then with some vehicles you plug into the OBDII connector to upload them with others it'll do it automatically when it's in relearn mode.

 

Soooooo your telling me I can push da button?

 

I wouldn't consider those as useable tires.

 

with your current sensors if you have a solid light yes. If it's flashing no.

 

I considered the Magpul but the luth ar is 2/3 the weight and half the price and all the same adjustments. I am looking at swapping out my grip, after shooting my father in law's larue. Such a sweet running machine and super comfortable.
The 224 Val is looking to be a pretty sweet round, already starting to see ammo in my local stores for it. I'd like to try it out and possibly add an upper to my line up

 

Morning, folks!

 

Morning folks

Ok my tech gurus woke up this morning went to boot up the comfuser and I'm getting this. What do I do?
@EricL @Sandman614 And any others

 

rebooted a bunch still this screen it's like the new version of the blue screen of death I guess. I think me and you are on the same page with computer stuff. I know how to turn it on run the programs i need and Google search shit and that's about it

 

Morning!

 

morning all

 

I'm awake......ish....? How yall doing?

 

Morning sucks!!! Headed down to Barnwell for another meeting.

 

Not good. The boot device, most likely the hard drive, has failed. First thing you need to do is go into BIOS and make sure the system can see the hard drive. Assuming it can't and your hard drive has died, the SATA cable is bad, or there is general motherboard failure.

There are a couple of other possibilities considering you are using UEFI, but unless you or someone else has been messing around in BIOS, they are unlikely.

 

not good, sledge hammer that bitch

 

lol, if it wasn't an Alienware machine I'd agree, but those are generally some nice machines.