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Killing the low tyre pressure warning light.
- helijohn
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04 Jun 2018 19:30 #193210
by helijohn
On the Celerio it works from the ABS sensors - maybe they will use that method on the new Jimny!! As I understand as long as all four sensors give a same reading it matters not the tyre size.
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Over here isn't is an MoT fail if the light is on?Daniel30 wrote: black tape or sticker of some description over the top of the bulb?
On the Celerio it works from the ABS sensors - maybe they will use that method on the new Jimny!! As I understand as long as all four sensors give a same reading it matters not the tyre size.
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09 Jun 2018 11:21 - 09 Jun 2018 11:22 #193331
by Thordur
Yep, here is a little info.
I bought the car in it's present state. The former owner had replaced the transfer box with one from an automatic, that way the 1.3 engine can cope with the 35x12.5" tyres. The car is my daily driver and is, surprisingly, quite swift. Apart from the transfer box, the rest of the mechanic is stock. The car has 2" body lift and the wheelarches were made bigger. The flares could have been made by www.brettakantar.is or www.formverk.is . The front axle has been moved (tilted) forwards about 1" and the lower steering shaft has been lenghtened a little.
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OlaGB wrote: Sorry for not being able to help you, but that car sure caught my interest!
Would love to read about it, and see more pictures of it! Must be motor converted as well i guess?
Yep, here is a little info.
I bought the car in it's present state. The former owner had replaced the transfer box with one from an automatic, that way the 1.3 engine can cope with the 35x12.5" tyres. The car is my daily driver and is, surprisingly, quite swift. Apart from the transfer box, the rest of the mechanic is stock. The car has 2" body lift and the wheelarches were made bigger. The flares could have been made by www.brettakantar.is or www.formverk.is . The front axle has been moved (tilted) forwards about 1" and the lower steering shaft has been lenghtened a little.
Last edit: 09 Jun 2018 11:22 by Thordur.
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12 Jun 2018 18:39 #193402
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Thordur can you give us some informations about the speedo corrector?? I use also the transfer from auto with 31"-32" tyres and have the same problem!
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14 Jun 2018 11:31 #193432
by Thordur
Replied by Thordur on topic Killing the low tyre pressure warning light.
The device I installed is made right here in Reykjavik. A bit expensive (around 140 pounds) but guaranteed to work. I chose to tap into the yellow/green wire going to the speedo. After installation, you must use a GPS to calibrate it. There are two presets for you to be able to switch between tyre sizes.
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