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What tire pressures are you running?

Discussion in 'Gen 1 Prius Plug-in 2012-2015' started by eric smith, Nov 18, 2012.

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    lol. i suggest picking a 2010. or just consulting the manual, they should have what kind of fuse you need.
     
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    Thanks, I looked there too. Ill stop by the dealer. I actually don't think I would have blew the fuse if I had the engine running. That's what I do on my Pilot with no issues.
     
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    Frank,
    What is the listed AMP draw of your compressor?
     
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    42/40 for me with the bridgestones too. Check your pressures often especially as the weather changes. I would even recommend going to nitrogen to eliminate large pressure changes for those who do not have a reliable source of compressed air at home.
     
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    Stop showing off. :-P
     
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    I love it when I'm right:D
     
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    Well.... I personally never said you were wrong, I just inadvertently proved your point. However, I'm going to buy a few extra fuses and try to use the compressor with the engine running. I think with the engine off it's easier to blow the fuse.
     
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    Interesting tidbit in my inflator owners manual, it says do not leave engine running while inflating tires
     
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    I think it won't matter if you have the engine running because 14.5 amps will blow a 10 amp fuse Frank
     
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    The accessory fuses are 15a though...
     
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    you got documentation to back that statement?
     
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    Repeatedly running 14.5A on a 15A fuse is a recipe for short fuse life.
     
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    10 amps max aux outlets.JPG
     
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    well, something did go wrong:eek: I was inflating the drivers side rear tire and the inflator stopped!!!!!:eek: The duck tape fell off the light sensor for the parking lights that are on the same circuit as my 120 volts outlet!!!!:eek: Turns out, the duck tape had been in the outside elements too long and lost it's stickeyness :LOL: found some fresh duck tape and inflator worked with out a hitch:D
     
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    Page 502 in the manual.. the CIG and the PWR OUTLET fuses are both 15A.