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Rule #1 if it isn't warranty related don't go to dealership for service. There are a few exceptions for good dealer service depts. but i prefer dyi.

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Old 06-04-2010, 10:12 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Rule #1 if it isn't warranty related don't go to dealership for service. There are a few exceptions for good dealer service depts. but i prefer dyi.
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Have you ever check the tire pressure after you picked up the car when you first buy the car? From the factory, the tire pressure is at around 42psi.
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Rule #1 if it isn't warranty related don't go to dealership for service. There are a few exceptions for good dealer service depts. but i prefer dyi.
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I would also check and make sure you don't have any missing bolts for the engine cover. …………..my stealership misplaced 3 when they changed my oil……….that was the last time I went.
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I've had good luck with regular analog gauges but some people prefer digital readouts. Its all up to you, but IMO a standard Bell analog that they sell at Walmart/Target does the trick. You can always check it against the gauges they have at the gas station built into the air pump.
Grassroots Motorsports did a solid test on a cheap digital (like, 10-20 bucks), stick-style, an expensive digital, and an expensive analog (liquid-filled sweeping arm).

They found that even the cheap digital was better overall than both analogs, especially when temperatures vary widely.

Me? i use this one personally:

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...0070921x00003a

Has a nice, handy trigger for releasing pressure steadily and when you release it, it immediately checks the pressure again. Very nice!
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