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  1. TRAKCAR

    LWFW

    Eventually we all need an new RMS (Mine at 1250 miles, now 7800 miles, so far so good.), so when the engine is out and the transmission is off the engine you might as well get it done.
  2. I have the pads wear sensors disconnected and tie wrapped, how do I disconnect the tire pressure warning system for track wheels? My track wheels have the sensors, but it keeps giving flat tire warnings all the time even at higher (Too high for the track) PSI. Or can it be reprogrammed so that it just shows the rough indication of a tire pressure without all the warnings?
  3. I deleted the code and never seen it again, 7K miles, happened 500 miles ago at Sebring. It's a GT3 drive, drive, drive..
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