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Old Jun 4, 2007 | 06:18 AM
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talk about bad effin luck -- the isb is seriously about to go on my trans and i dont know how long its going to be til it does, i dont have the money to get it fixed and now to top it off the tires i bought for the wheels i bought refuse to ******* seal...the bead will not seal for some reason and i found out that my car is burning oil.


anyone ever have an issue with GForces not holding air??
anyone have a spare glock they can let me borrow??
and anyone have a spare D16Y8 trans for sale?


EDIT - how much should trans weigh if anyone knows???


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Old Jun 4, 2007 | 06:39 AM
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as far as the wheels and tires not sealing 1st did you use new valve stems when you installed the tires? 2nd where the rims cleaned around where the bead seals? 3rd are you sure its the tire bead that is leaking air? Take a bottle with soapy water in spray down the tire around the bead on both sides of the wheel and around the valve stem. watch for soap bubbles. 4th if the wheels where used did you have them checked for cracks and bends that might cause the tire not to seal right. last thing you can try is to inflate to max pressure and let them sit to see if the bead will seal after a few hours.
question #2 no
question #3 no
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Old Jun 4, 2007 | 06:59 AM
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yea, the shop i took them to had to remount them twice for the same reason...and the second time i had them mounted we sprayed them with soapy water on both sides and it was leaking from the back of the wheel on the bead on all 4 wheels...yes wheels are clean, they arent damaged at all, bought them brand new from Work..it wasnt leaking from the valve stems..and the last time they inflated them they put like 42psi in them and they held great for a week and it was nice to drive on the tires..they are awesome tires..but now today i went out to my car for my ipod and see that back right tire is flat

so i dont know what the hell to do
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Old Jun 4, 2007 | 07:28 AM
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I'll buy the car off you.
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Old Jun 4, 2007 | 07:32 AM
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lol no thats alright, im definitely going to get it fixed..unless you offer me some crazy amount of money
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Old Jun 4, 2007 | 11:13 AM
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sounds like you tried everything that I have done before to get a stubborn bead to seal. You might just have a defective tire. If you got them from where you work just return it and have them get you another one. Most tires have a full refund up to 50 or 60 miles (something like that). I remounted a tire 8 different times before even marked where it was leaking turned the mark to a different spot and still had a leak at the same spot on the rim. did every thing that I could think of final I over inflated it let it sit 24 hours checked pressure and respray tire with soapy water and had no leak.
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