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and the TPMS warning light on my Avalanche. I went to my dealer this spring after changing from winter tires to all seasons to have the TPMS "re-learned". After finding that two of the wheels would no longer accept a re-learning function, the Tech guy says that to replace the TPMS in the wheels would cost over $90 bucks per wheel plus tire off and on charge. Since I'm not near replacing the tires which would otherwise access the TPMS for replacement, I told the Tech guy that "I guess I'll be looking at a warning light for awhile." I actually have not used the black tape, but it is a thought.

Having the plague has had more people stopping and asking questions and talking. I was watching people now stopping when I never experienced that before. I was in between a nice ElCamino and a 57 Chevy and the people talked to me and walked past the other cars. What an enjoyable experience.

My '89 at the Rockville Car show of 500 cars - showing off my new "Survivor Plague"