Tire Pressure Sensor Battery Replacement Video
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Drifting
Joined: Jan 2005
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From: Bakersfield Ca
Tire Pressure Sensor Battery Replacement Video
I am considering making a DVD video explaining, in detail, how to replace the batteries in 97 - 2000 Tire Pressure Sensors for all you "Do It Yourself" types. It will show you how to extract the battery without damaging the circuit board, replace the battery and reseal the sensor. This video can save you a lot of money. 
Please drop me an email or PM me if your interested..... Thanks
Please drop me an email or PM me if your interested..... Thanks
Last edited by Bakersfield; Oct 13, 2008 at 12:00 PM.
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Melting Slicks
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From: DFW Texas
Interesting that your thread on C5 General has been locked but it continues on here, only because you have not revealed this is a 'FOR PROFIT" venture -
I think you wanted $25 for the DVD, which you say "just covers cost".
UH-- what is missing here?
.50 cents (DVD) + .50 (padded envelope) + postage (generously lets say 3 bucks) + your 'time' (free) = $4 bucks TOPS.
$25 - your so-called "cost"
- 4 - actual / tangible "cost"
______
$21 unaccounted for non-described 'actual costs'. In order to be non-profit, you can't charge for your time.... don't know why you think you should.
I'll think I'll start charging an 'access fee' for all the videos I've posted over several years here using a true owned domain name, not some freebie site. My bankdwidth DOES cost me and it keeps stats of viewers and bandwidth used, so I'll just send each a bill for viewers access.....
Become a vendor if your DVD is that good....
I think you wanted $25 for the DVD, which you say "just covers cost".
UH-- what is missing here?
.50 cents (DVD) + .50 (padded envelope) + postage (generously lets say 3 bucks) + your 'time' (free) = $4 bucks TOPS.
$25 - your so-called "cost"
- 4 - actual / tangible "cost"
______
$21 unaccounted for non-described 'actual costs'. In order to be non-profit, you can't charge for your time.... don't know why you think you should.
I'll think I'll start charging an 'access fee' for all the videos I've posted over several years here using a true owned domain name, not some freebie site. My bankdwidth DOES cost me and it keeps stats of viewers and bandwidth used, so I'll just send each a bill for viewers access.....
Become a vendor if your DVD is that good....
Racer
Joined: May 2008
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From: San Deigo California
Considering the time and effort to make a decent DVD, $25 is certainly a not-for-profit venture. And I have no objection to that price.
The next question is even considering that, would I want to pay $25 for it - I'm not so sure.
The next question is even considering that, would I want to pay $25 for it - I'm not so sure.
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Drifting
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From: Bakersfield Ca
