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Melting Slicks
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From: Auburn Michigan
Here is a shot from the inside.
If you can't get it to stop leaking you will need to replace the O-ring that goes between the rim and sensor.
They can dry out with age.
Most tire shops should be able to help ya out.
Keep us posted
If you can't get it to stop leaking you will need to replace the O-ring that goes between the rim and sensor.
They can dry out with age.
Most tire shops should be able to help ya out.
Keep us posted
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I agree that if the nut is not loose, then it is most likely the o-ring gone bad. You can get a new o-ring and have it installed.
