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Dec 22, 2006 | 07:23 AM

#21

furiousZ

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From: Florida - WPB

That's the first time I heard a PSI reader warning there is too much PSI in the tires. Nissan is amazing!

Dec 24, 2006 | 04:13 PM

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chilton00

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From: Bay City Texas

Quote:

Originally Posted by davidv

You can risk your life if you want but don’t blame it on me if all the tires explode and you get charred black in a ball of flames.

N2 is a perfedctly safe inert gas for tires. It could however cause your tire man to pass out if he inhales to much while removing the tire!

Dec 25, 2006 | 06:55 PM

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Jason@Performance

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From: So-Cal - Ready to go?

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Originally Posted by sean1967

are you sure, I had a light but no pressure gauge...so I put some air in to tide me over, the light stayed on....when I got home and checked it was over serviced...I let air out and light went away. But I haven't checked the documentation....anyway, is there a schematic of the system...we should be able to find a jumper wire that will stop the light from comming on for the OP

If you had no pressure gauge then the system was not reading a sensor(s)

There is a receiver and 4 sensors (one in each tire not in the spare)...