Do You Know the Correct Way to Display the American Flag?
Choose A, B, C or D -
Answer: C.
"When displayed either horizontally or vertically against a wall, the union should be uppermost and to the flag's own right, that is, to the observer's left. When displayed in a window, the flag should be displayed in the same way, with the union or blue field to the left of the observer in the street" - https://www.legion.org/advocacy/flag-advocacy/flag-code
Facebook Meta users in the U.S. between May 24, 2007 and
Dec. 22, 2022 who completed the claim form and were declared eligible during
the final approval hearing will receive their part of the $725 million Class
Action Settlement.
According to Forbes, 17.7 million Facebook users filed a
valid claim and will receive a payout through PayPal, Zelle, Venmo, prepaid
Mastercard or a physical check.
Here are the UPDATES from the Facebook User Privacy
Settlement website as of May 27, 2025...
The distribution of settlement benefits will commence in August 2025 and will continue over the following 10 weeks(read the entire notice on the website) -
Juneteenth commemorates June 19, 1865 - the day Union troops reached Galveston, Texas to enforce Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation two and a half years after the proclamation to free the last group of enslaved people.
Juneteenth in Little Rock celebrates freedom, resilience, and the community. Check-out the many FREE Juneteenth activities happening Friday, June 20through Saturday, June 21, 2025...
It is estimated that 50 percent of all drivers ignore or delay servicing their Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). Many realize that TPMS repairs are expensive and can easily wipe-out their monthly budget (YES, THAT'S TRUE!). Today, you will learn DIY tips to save money on TPMS repairs. You will also learn how to PROGRAM TPMS sensors without any special tools.
Good news!
The TREAD Act of 2007 requires manufacturers to "build-in" all vehicles assessible TPMS service procedures - like reset buttons, ignition cycles, or driving sequences to avoid expensive shop repairs and service tools.
That's right!
STOP paying shops to PROGRAM and RESET (activate) your TPMS sensors and Do-It-Yourself (DIY)!
What Should I Do If the TMPS Light Comes On? Simple! Check your tire pressure FIRST! If the light comes on while driving and remains steady, this indicates that your tire pressure is 25 percent below recommended inflation pressure. This is critically low and you should inspect your tires using a tire pressure gauge. This may be evident by bulging tire sidewalls.
Tire pressure can quickly drop below TPMS threshold if the tire is punctured or significant changes occurs with the weather. Cold weather or excessively hot weather can cause a sudden drop or increase in tire air pressures. Watch the video below as ChrisFix explains how temperature affect TPMS operation...
To turn OFF the TPMS warning light - inflate your tires to the recommended pressure found on the driver door placard and then reset the TPMS. Some TPMS systems will reset automatically. Other systems may require activation. Consult your vehicle owner's manual.
What Should I Do If the TPMS Light Remain ON or Flashes After Checking Tire Pressure and Resetting the System?
Don't panic! This simply means there may be a sensor problem (usually a dead battery inside the sensor) or TPMS malfunction. A flashing TPMS warning light may also mean mis-matched tire pressures. Tire pressure should be adjusted to within 1-2 psi of each other. Finally, sensor damage from recent tire work will also cause the TPMS light to flash.
There are two types of TPMS sensors...
Direct TPMS (most common): Uses radio-frequency
(RF) sensors inside each wheel (315 MHz or 433 MHz) - they are battery powered, valve-stem mounted sensors that transmit real-time data to the ECM.
When purchasing TPMS sensors, select Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) sensors that are PROGRAMMED to your specific vehicle's make and model. They are ready to install in your wheels right out the box. They will typically RESET or RELEARN tire position and write sensor ID codes to the ECM when the system is activated through a driving cycle, reset button, or series of ignition cycles using the vehicle's information system.
To save money and bypass expensive TPMS tools, DIYers should avoid aftermarket and universal sensors that require PROGRAMMING. These sensors must be matched with the correct IDs and s
et to the proper frequency before being installed in the wheel. They require a scan tool that can copy information from the original sensor so that a clone can be made.
Comments: DIYers should leave aftermarket and programmable sensorsto the professionals and stick to OEM sensors (e.g., Schrader, VDO) that are pre-programmed for specific vehicles.
General TPMS Reset Steps
Inflate tires to placard pressure (listed on the
driver’s door jamb)
Locate the TPMS reset button (often under the
steering wheel, in the glovebox, or via infotainment menus)
Follow ignition sequences (e.g., turning the key to
"ON" without starting the engine).
Drive the vehicle (some systems require 10-20
minutes at 25+ mph to recalibrate).
How to program cheap eBay/Amazon TPMS without a scan tool! by TomsFoolery -
Comments: My last auto part purchased on 5/5/2025 was NEW OEM 56029398AB 68241067AB FITS CHRYSLER JEEP DODGE TIRE PRESSURE SENSOR worked perfectly right out of the box. The TPMS warning light turned OFF after 10 minutes of driving. All tires pressures were visible in the dash information system and the reset worked perfectly.
Vehicle - Specific Procedures *
1. Toyota/Lexus
Toyota Tacoma (2016–Present):
Turn ignition to "ON," press and hold the
TPMS reset button under the steering wheel until the light blinks three times.
Drive above 25 mph for 10 minutes.
Lexus ES (2019–Present):
Use the multi-information display to navigate to
"Vehicle Settings > TPMS > Set Pressure." Hold "OK"
to initialize, then drive for 10-20 minutes.
2. Ford
Ford EcoSport:
Inflate tires, turn ignition to "ON," and
press the hazard light button six times. The horn will chirp, confirming reset
mode. Drive at 20+ mph for 2 minutes.
3. Honda
Honda City/CR-V:
With tires inflated, go to "Vehicle
Settings" on the infotainment screen. Select "TPMS Calibration"
and follow prompts. Drive normally for 30 minutes.
4. BMW
BMW 3 Series (2019–Present):
Indirect TPMS models reset via iDrive: Navigate to
"Vehicle Status > Tire Pressure Monitor > Reset." Drive 5-10
miles to recalibrate.
5. Hyundai/Kia
Hyundai Venue/Kia Sonet:
Press the TPMS reset button (located near the
steering column) for 3-5 seconds until the warning light blinks. Drive for 20
minutes above 30 mph.
6. General Motors (Chevrolet, GMC)
Chevrolet Silverado:
Turn ignition to "ON," press the
lock/unlock buttons on the key fob simultaneously until the horn chirps.
Release, then press "Relearn" in the driver’s menu. Activate each
sensor by lowering tire pressure until the horn honks.
7. Nissan
Nissan Magnite:
Indirect TPMS systems reset by driving at 16-50 mph
for 10 minutes. Ensure tires are properly inflated beforehand.
8. Subaru
Subaru Outback:
Turn ignition to "ON," press the TPMS
reset button (under the dash) until the light flashes three times. Drive for
30+ minutes at 40–65 mph.
9. Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep and Ram TPMS Reset Procedures
Automatic Relearn for Most Models - Many Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, and Ram vehicles
equipped with the Schrader TPMS sensor (common in 2010–2014 models)
automatically reprogram after driving for 10+ minutes above 15 mph.
Sensor replacement: New OEM sensors self-register
during driving. Aftermarket sensors may require a TPMS tool for activation.
Comments: My 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo Sport Utility 4-Door 3.6L 3604CC 220 Cu. In. V6 FLEX DOHC Naturally Aspirated uses the 433 MHz sensor. A local tire shop broke my sensor during a tire replacement and installed a 315 MHz sensor that I was told would work! NO IT DIDN'T WORK! All post-2015 JGC continue using 433 MHz sensors with no reported frequency changes.
Battery Life on TPMS sensors forJGC generally last 5-10 years or more, however vehicle owners should be proactive and replace all sensors if TPMS warnings presist.
Always use TPMS valve stem caps to prevent moisture and dirt from entering valve stems which could damage sensors. These caps are elongated and contains O-ring seals. Regular valve stem caps should not be used as substitutes.
10. Watch this YouTube video: How to Change / Install a Tire without Breaking the Tire TPMS Pressure Sensor. No Damage by Weekend Hobby Mechanic - Click Here
Join The Arkansas Mission of Mercy (ArMOM) in hosting a free dental clinic April 11- 12, 2025 at Conway Expo Center, located at 2505 E Oak St, Conway, AR 72032.
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