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The answer isn't as straightforward as you might expect. In a very general sense they are easier because they are simpler. However, modern cars have self diagnostic capability which assist in defining the issue and the area of the car. Both car require an understanding and experience to...

Could be as simple as a weak battery. First thing to check.

Welcome aboard. Nice to have more members from BC:canada:

Mid April for me.

As much as I love Corvettes, if I could only have 1 vehicle it would be a truck. Current one is a 2013 Dodge 3500 Cummins Diesel 6.7 6spd manual 4x4. Truck is tuned. HP same as C6 but the torque.....:cool:

Personally not my thing, but if it makes you love your car again......well it's YOURS so I say go for it.

I was waiting to get the stock wheels installed but here's what I have

1975 Corvette L-48, Automatic. 54,000 miles. Leather, air, power options. Needs bumper covers and paint. Car was my late father's. I don't need a project or another C3 so looking to sell but want fair value as the car is now my mother's. I recognize the car needs TLC (time,luck & cash)

Well, first I drink the coffee, then I do the things! Going to start with walking the dog then spend some more time tinkering with a C3 project. I got it running and moving yesterday; first time in 34 years!

2022 Cadillac CTS Blackwing. 650+ Hp. 6spd manual gearbox.

Bought the cheap Amazon tool. It worked flawlessly. I now have new TPMS sensors and a tool that I may never need again

Thanks for the replies. I will order one! I was concerned they wouldn't get the job done because they are so cheap

Does anyone have any experience with the cheap TPMS tools that are sold on Amazon? Do they get the job done?

Here is hoping your car was spared