2008 TPMS
5th Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 3,792
From: Sterling Heights, MI
RE: 2008 TPMS
[sm=jawdrop.gif] WOW I guess I've been Nuked... thats some reaction from you great Mustang guys. I help a lot of people on here and I don't care if they do a search. They ask, I help if i can. Most times a search is just a waste of time anyway. I know a lot of guys will post in a thread they complain about and act like the king of the forum 
and tell others what to do. Just stay away if you've seen that question asked before... seems like a logical thing to do.
And by the way, thanks for your kind help.
and tell others what to do. Just stay away if you've seen that question asked before... seems like a logical thing to do.And by the way, thanks for your kind help.
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Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 16,182
From: PA to KY ('07) to IL ('09) to MS ('10) to FL ('11)
RE: 2008 TPMS
Sorry Wingman, but it seemed you coped an attitude. I think I speak for most when I say that I don't mind helping someone especially if they tried a search and still had trouble finding the info or still had questions.
Regarding the pressurized tube method, I've heard that you can take some pvc pipe, install a tire valve and seal it well enough that it'll maintain pressure equivalent to a tire's pressure. With the sensor's inside, problem solved. I've never done it but I have a friend that claims he used to make a pressurized tube out of PVC for storing tennis ***** and that he could remove the lid when needed. Guess I should ask him for his plans...
And again, no hard feelings. I know you've been there for others in need, Wingman (can you feel the love? LOL!).
Regarding the pressurized tube method, I've heard that you can take some pvc pipe, install a tire valve and seal it well enough that it'll maintain pressure equivalent to a tire's pressure. With the sensor's inside, problem solved. I've never done it but I have a friend that claims he used to make a pressurized tube out of PVC for storing tennis ***** and that he could remove the lid when needed. Guess I should ask him for his plans...
And again, no hard feelings. I know you've been there for others in need, Wingman (can you feel the love? LOL!).
Cut & Paste Expert
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 13,322
From: NW Arkansas
RE: 2008 TPMS
Put forth some effort and some effort will be put forth for you.
Its a win, win situation. Help yourself and others will help you.
Allow that PVC glue to dry for 24 hours before pressurizing the tube.
Its a win, win situation. Help yourself and others will help you.
Allow that PVC glue to dry for 24 hours before pressurizing the tube.
5th Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 3,792
From: Sterling Heights, MI
RE: 2008 TPMS
ORIGINAL: Nuke
Sorry Wingman, but it seemed you coped an attitude. I think I speak for most when I say that I don't mind helping someone especially if they tried a search and still had trouble finding the info or still had questions.
Regarding the pressurized tube method, I've heard that you can take some pvc pipe, install a tire valve and seal it well enough that it'll maintain pressure equivalent to a tire's pressure. With the sensor's inside, problem solved. I've never done it but I have a friend that claims he used to make a pressurized tube out of PVC for storing tennis ***** and that he could remove the lid when needed. Guess I should ask him for his plans...
And again, no hard feelings. I know you've been there for others in need, Wingman (can you feel the love? LOL!).
Sorry Wingman, but it seemed you coped an attitude. I think I speak for most when I say that I don't mind helping someone especially if they tried a search and still had trouble finding the info or still had questions.
Regarding the pressurized tube method, I've heard that you can take some pvc pipe, install a tire valve and seal it well enough that it'll maintain pressure equivalent to a tire's pressure. With the sensor's inside, problem solved. I've never done it but I have a friend that claims he used to make a pressurized tube out of PVC for storing tennis ***** and that he could remove the lid when needed. Guess I should ask him for his plans...
And again, no hard feelings. I know you've been there for others in need, Wingman (can you feel the love? LOL!).
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