Quote Originally Posted by ogpro View Post
Miss Z, most gas station air compressors have a gauge directly on the nozzle. when you push it in to fill, the gauge readout will pop back that tells you how much psi is in your tire. You can compare what it reads to what your car reads.

Also, filling air IS NOT like pumping gas, it won't automatically stop. Just push it in for 5 seconds and see what the guage reads. Then kung kulang pa, put it in for 5 seconds again...repeat if necessary.

At least that's how it worked with the last virgin I had...este car pala.
Agree, filling air is not automatic di gaya sa atin. That's why you should pump in maybe 10 seconds' worth (depending on how much u need) then check again. Usually my experience tells me 15 seconds will pump in 5-7 psi, somewhere there. Depende rin ito sa pump, minsan malakas bumuga yung pump, minsan mahina. However I wouldn't trust the gauge on the pump itself, trust what you have and don't rely on their equipment. Since pin type yung gauge mahirap din makita yung reading.

Oy tama na yang vastus na usapan! [SIZE=1](kawawa naman partner mo kung tig 5 seconds lang)[/SIZE]

Miss Z, the DOT 4 probably is in one column, most common is DOT 3 kasi. I had to look twice to find the DOT 4 for my Benz when I was low on brake fluid.

Since now you're learning the basics, why not go ahead and read the manual and see which stuff you don't understand? I may not be familiar with the Z but most cars have similar requirements naman it's just the location, how to, etc... that differ from car to car.