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July 22nd, 2009 09:07 PM #4811
[quote=fermontalban;1282369]*chng238
sir, could you tell me which of the two tire pressure configurations is for comfort and which one is for FC?Don't know much about these things. We'll be going to a very long trip this weekend and I would value comfort more than FC for this trip, well actually, preferably a balance of the two. It will be mostly concrete roads (95%) and a few bumpy terrains near the end (5%).
Sir, my practic was front tire 30 PSI, rear 32 PSI......+-10%
but do check the tire first thing in the morning,when the temp of tire is cold, when you start rolling, the temp of tire will increase........
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July 22nd, 2009 09:08 PM #4812
Oh... thank you for the clarification. Our SA showed us how to remove the spare tire of the Montero. He showed us the screw knob and even demonstrated how to release it. My mistake was, I thought Fortuners are also like this, with a screw knob in the compartment. We researched on it and found out that some deflate the tire of the Fortuner to loosen the bolts. I'm not sure how it's done exactly. But since we have tire covers, I guess even with the "deflate" method, it can't be done. Thanks again.
Then again, wouldn't hurt to check once in a while if it's still there.Some robbers are just too resourceful in finding ways.
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July 22nd, 2009 09:10 PM #4813
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July 22nd, 2009 09:14 PM #4814
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July 22nd, 2009 09:31 PM #4815
Oh well i guess i'm violating the INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS OF MITSU JAPAN! Even if our cars aren't japanese.. but hey, i'm still in violation. hahahaha
Anyways.. CONGRATS on your upgrades/modification j*sto! Keep up the good work! Definitely your car is blowing mine away with all your setup! CONGRATS SIR!
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July 22nd, 2009 09:32 PM #4816
honestly, i dont think anything will happen if you open your radiator cap and peak it.. but of course, you should always check your reservoir if its in the right level. once radiator losses the water, it sucks the fluid from the reservoir to make up for loss fluid in the radiator system.
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July 22nd, 2009 09:37 PM #4818
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July 22nd, 2009 09:42 PM #4819
Go to a used car dealer. The 'himas boys' who recondition/detail used cars can repaint it for you using vinyl paint.
That's what they did to the worn out seats of my Nissan. Mine was done by Cario at 97 Cordillera St. (behind Sta. Teresita Gen. Hospital in D.Tuazon nr. Banawe). Wala silang signage. Just knock on the big brown gate. Rates for repainting can vary. For a section like that I'm sure it won't hit Php1,000.00
That's what they do also to the used cars they sell to make the leather look fresh.
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