03 JGC - "Tire Pressure Sensor Bad/Missing"???

The OEM Goodyear equipped Explorers weren't as deadly.


"L.W. (Bill) Hughes III" > wrote in message
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> Let alone the lives Ford Blamed on Firestone.
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> "Bill Kearney" <wkearney-99@hot-mail-com> wrote in message
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>> And if it gets folks to keep the tire pressure at the right levels it'll
> end
>> up saving upwards of 12% in fuel that's currently being wasted.
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....let alone the lives claimed by folks who cannot tell an SUV from a
Porsche handling wise and have no idea that tires require air every now
and then or that tires that look sorta flat just might be sorta flat.

More fscking government nannies for the rest of us and the ghost of
Darwin rolls over in his grave.

....now if the tire pressure sensor would immediately immobilize the
vehicle and deliver about 150Kv thru the driver's rear end, I might be
more inclined to consider yet another high priced nanny to protect those
too stupid to live from themselves as being worthy of my tax payer
dollars. Wait till you see the new mandated rollover protections and
what they cost and whether or not the vehicle could even handle Walmart
bumps any more.


L.W. (Bill) Hughes III proclaimed:
> Let alone the lives Ford Blamed on Firestone.
> God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
> http://www.billhughes.com/
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> "Bill Kearney" <wkearney-99@hot-mail-com> wrote in message
> t...
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>>And if it gets folks to keep the tire pressure at the right levels it'll
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> end
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>>up saving upwards of 12% in fuel that's currently being wasted.
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Will Honea proclaimed:

> Bill Kearney wrote:
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>>>expect more since this system will be federallly mandated on all vehicle
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>>in
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>>>a year or so
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>>And if it gets folks to keep the tire pressure at the right levels it'll
>>end up saving upwards of 12% in fuel that's currently being wasted.
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> Of course, tire pressure in the spare won't affect mileage at all unless it
> gets put on the ground. Matter of fact, higher pressure in the spare will
> theoretically cost you milage since air does have mass...

But if you use helium, air also has lift? Unfortunately then it still
has mass you have to move.
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> Mouse-farts in a hurricane, but why should the tree huggers have all the fun
> with miniscule effects?
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Yeah, lets sponsor National Bean Week for the mileage saving benefits of
built in jato units.

Lon wrote:

> Yeah, lets sponsor National Bean Week for the mileage saving benefits of
> built in jato units.

I was considering an exhaust ventura on the cabin to make use of all the hot
air so that might help as well. Of course both ingredients necessarily
increase the volume of generated bull****, so it's a losing game.

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Will Honea