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My 2nd gen Tacoma had 5 tpms sensors. The 5th being the spare, so the dummy light would alert me. I think the Tundra only has the 4, and I haven't checked it since I got it. It's a '19

 

It was very close, probably in the 20's

 

@308savage they probably gone by now but be on the lookout!!!

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...bing&msclkid=f3b1b048cd6911eca4987bb3ef0e68da

 

@Fargo Taco

 

That’s only 5 hours away

 

https://nypost.com/2022/05/02/corre...helping-murder-suspect-escape-prison-sheriff/

 

He's 38 years old, 6'9" she's 58 years old and 5'5" they should stick out like a sore thumb when they come out.

 

Pandora is free ninety nine if she has a smart phone...download app, save monies

 

They cant hide forever, especially in todays world

 

Spare tire poll
I haven't checked in quite awhile. Don't hardly check them with a gage...just firmness

 

Thanks everyone for kind thoughts. I'm actually staying busy/occupied making this fan shaft today so that helps.
I'll update as I find out more information.

 

Nah , not completely , but it makes a horrible feedback noise.

 

I've been checking everywhere. I'm not gonna attempt it , cause I enjoy what little sanity I have left.

 

Go to Crutchfield, install it yourself. Very easy.

 

Thought about that , but not so sure how long it would work before I needed another. I've heard they go out frequently.

 

She's 82 , I can barely train her to make a phone call.

 

A have access to all sorts of those stab on decorations.

If you can think it, I bet it's been done.

I'm taking a few weeks off from the plasma table so I can get caught up on the deadfalls behind my shop. The wind storm made a hella mess. In addition, I've been avoiding that chore as well.

 

I just bought my MIL a windshield wiper transmission since Chevy wouldn't honor their recall. 2012 Equinox with less than 150k miles, the recall says its good for 10 years, it is the tenth year. I was just gonna let her buy it but my wife insisted.

 

Wishing I was working on something, or taking pictures of the Cub Cadet I’m going to sell, current view:

 

Go aftermarket, then you won't have to worry about faulty OEM.