DaveB Vehicle Delivery

Clark Kent said:

Given you're not close to your agent you could take it to a local tyre place to swap your rear wheels from left to right. If it's a wheel sensor issue the fault will follow the wheel. Pass on the result to your agent.

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anand said:

Unlikely that it is a wheel sensor given that it is simultaneously showing a "low tyre" warning (through the yellow indicator) and still showing the appropriate pressure

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DaveB said:

I remembered a picture I had of my wife's old mini parked in front of my old 4WD.
I think that was from about 2014


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Cheshire cat said:

An amusing pic' showing my cousins car next to the Fiat 500

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Tazzieman said:

Because people eat more than in the olden days
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Cheshire cat said:

Applies to dogs too.

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Tazzieman said:

Except those are different "marques"

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Cheshire cat said:

Not if you look at the DNA

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Tazzieman said:

Dog nucleic acid

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Rab said:

First time for everything.
Not

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Rab said:

Dont know, would need to analyse the Bristol Stool Scale.

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Rab said:

Now that sounds like a new job title for DaveB when he retires.

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Tazzieman said:

And so Dave's thread has lost its navigator - and just look what happens.

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DaveB said:

I have had the tyre pressure warning constantly from rear left tyre.
I adjusted tyre pressure until they were all the same and then reset the TPMS.
I left the vehicle parked for a couple of hours and then checked again.
Rear left tyre still alarming as low despite the fact it was highest of all 4 before reset and exactly the same after.
Rear right tyre was one in direct sunlight late in the afternoon.
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Interesting I drove 31 kms from Hervey Bay to my place and it took 31 minutes.
Part of that was at 100 kmh and I also accelerated pretty hard away from the lights just to see how it responded.
11.6 l/100 kms is pretty good
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Sitting in the car in back yard with motor running and aircon on after it had been parked in direct sunlight for a couple of hours.
took only a couple of minutes to get the internal temp down to 24 from 30 outside.

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