Project "Laadli" - My Toyota Corolla GLi 2010

[askhokhar]

Tyres being removed first

[HotEngine]

Thats really a good step and really nice thing to be done

thumbs up

[askhokhar]

The tyre shop guys were not familiar with TPMS sensor installation, so Madhouse decided to handle it himself

[celica]

Nice DIY.

[askhokhar]

[jazzy77]

Nice ride Masha'Allah and nice D.I.Y.

From where and how much did you get that system ?

[askhokhar]

[2c]

@askhokhar
good to know you are also a corolla guy.
this machine is for ever and good to know also you like to take care of it by doing small but very important things.
Allah naseeb karay app ko yeh gari

[askhokhar]

[madhouse12]

Sir nice to see our little DIY posted here. sorry i couldnt check the thread earlier as i was first making a pizza and then was too tired to come online.

the pressure variation in the morning could be because of the temperature of the tires in the morning. as they warm up, the pressure goes back to normal.

i would recommend getting this done from a well reputed tire shop who can do as instructed and carry their own tools.

https://www.pakwheels.com/forums/get-togethers-motor-shows-motor-sports/160511-pw-islamabad-rawalpindi-mini-car-show-20th-march

[dms664]

How about "Bulbul" ...

MashaAllah, you have a nice car .. I think I have seen it more than once.

Thanks sir

liked the name

[askhokhar]

[Zeejigs]

i like the tyre pressure sensor device and the car is looking great MASHALLAH! just try to remove the reflectors which are at the sides of the rear number plate! and paint the front grill in mat black,it will look like a honey comb grill! rest is perfect!

[tayyabbaig]

Nice number of Landli too.
QT "Cutie" - 66 "Sixy Sixy"

[AsadGhumman]

May be but initially I love every car i buy but soon I have to re-think due to the frequent tours of workshops.... Probably because whichever car I bought, later proved to be accidented & concealed intelligently

Emotions of vehicles ... I think it is very hard to prove scientifically ... however, it is my observation that cars interact differently with different drivers.

I started driving at a very early age, and I have a kind of belief that if you love your car, it loves you back. You dont take care of the car, and it hates you .. to the extent that it tries to cause public embarrassment to you.

Although I have had this belief, but I was reluctant to share it with anyone. However, some months ago, I talked to an engineer friend. I was surprised that he is doing PhD research on emotions of metals.

Any comments?

May be but initially I love every car i buy but soon I have to re-think due to the frequent tours of workshops.... Probably because whichever car I bought, later proved to be accidented & concealed intelligently

[askhokhar]

[dms664]

I will be coming to Lahore on Sunday for 2-3 days. Mithai khilaen ...

Sir I am in Peshawar since June 2009 but cant change my location @ pw
U r most welcome in peshawar

[askhokhar]

I use multiple chargers .. so the TPMS charging ... again the Multi-socket cigarette lighter plug came handy

[hanzala]

really nice DIY

[askhokhar]