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poppie

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Or you could just stick them in a pressurized tube like I did. Strangely I get codes when I go up to 9000 feet...………..more pressure needed for that I guess.
Saw this but have not tried it yet FWIW, Sick of the government running my life, been driving for 57 years and I can LOOK at a tire and tell if its low and if I need to get my tire gauge out and check the PSI, .
 

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Saw this but have not tried it yet FWIW, Sick of the government running my life, been driving for 57 years and I can LOOK at a tire and tell if its low and if I need to get my tire gauge out and check the PSI, .
I bought a nice Dell laptop just to do that but most sellers said it won't work with my 2007 Navigator so I just put it back in ebay 10 minutes ago. I went with the pressurized tube which will stay there year around. (summer, winter tires) My high altitude codes go away the next day every time.
 

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