Stupendous Man

You should call the county or state(who ever owns the light) when you find a
bad one. Then, notonlyu does it get fixed, but you can get a report to take
to court to back up your word.

Stupendous Man

You should call the county or state(who ever owns the light) when you find a
bad one. Then, notonlyu does it get fixed, but you can get a report to take
to court to back up your word.

jbjeep

Yep. If you run steel wheels put a wheel over the sensor and it will work. Had this
problem with the automatic gates at work after the first couple of lifts.
-jenn


On Mon, 2 Oct 2006 00:26:50 -0400, "Troy" <@ .> wrote:

>>I've noticed since having 33x12.50's on my TJ that whenever I pull up to
>>traffic lights I sometimes dont trip them. Also happens in drive through
>>lines. Do others of ya'll have this problem also?
>>
>>Troy
>>

jbjeep

Yep. If you run steel wheels put a wheel over the sensor and it will work. Had this
problem with the automatic gates at work after the first couple of lifts.
-jenn


On Mon, 2 Oct 2006 00:26:50 -0400, "Troy" <@ .> wrote:

>>I've noticed since having 33x12.50's on my TJ that whenever I pull up to
>>traffic lights I sometimes dont trip them. Also happens in drive through
>>lines. Do others of ya'll have this problem also?
>>
>>Troy
>>

jbjeep

Yep. If you run steel wheels put a wheel over the sensor and it will work. Had this
problem with the automatic gates at work after the first couple of lifts.
-jenn


On Mon, 2 Oct 2006 00:26:50 -0400, "Troy" <@ .> wrote:

>>I've noticed since having 33x12.50's on my TJ that whenever I pull up to
>>traffic lights I sometimes dont trip them. Also happens in drive through
>>lines. Do others of ya'll have this problem also?
>>
>>Troy
>>

Troy

Ah didn't know that, I thought they were some sort of pressure sensor. Well
a magnet on a stick its gonna be! I have aluminum rims :(

Troy


"nnote" <nnote@***.net> wrote in message
news:xc2Ug.1890$xI4.856@fed1read11...
> those are magnetic loop sensors. You've raised the body of your jeep to
> high for the loop too detect it. What to do?? If you doorless, you can
> usually hop out and hit the crosswalk button and jump back in your jeep
> before the light changes...
> Nick
>
>
> Troy wrote:
>> I've noticed since having 33x12.50's on my TJ that whenever I pull up to
>> traffic lights I sometimes dont trip them. Also happens in drive through
>> lines. Do others of ya'll have this problem also?
>>
>> Troy
>>

Troy

Ah didn't know that, I thought they were some sort of pressure sensor. Well
a magnet on a stick its gonna be! I have aluminum rims :(

Troy


"nnote" <nnote@***.net> wrote in message
news:xc2Ug.1890$xI4.856@fed1read11...
> those are magnetic loop sensors. You've raised the body of your jeep to
> high for the loop too detect it. What to do?? If you doorless, you can
> usually hop out and hit the crosswalk button and jump back in your jeep
> before the light changes...
> Nick
>
>
> Troy wrote:
>> I've noticed since having 33x12.50's on my TJ that whenever I pull up to
>> traffic lights I sometimes dont trip them. Also happens in drive through
>> lines. Do others of ya'll have this problem also?
>>
>> Troy
>>

Troy

Ah didn't know that, I thought they were some sort of pressure sensor. Well
a magnet on a stick its gonna be! I have aluminum rims :(

Troy


"nnote" <nnote@***.net> wrote in message
news:xc2Ug.1890$xI4.856@fed1read11...
> those are magnetic loop sensors. You've raised the body of your jeep to
> high for the loop too detect it. What to do?? If you doorless, you can
> usually hop out and hit the crosswalk button and jump back in your jeep
> before the light changes...
> Nick
>
>
> Troy wrote:
>> I've noticed since having 33x12.50's on my TJ that whenever I pull up to
>> traffic lights I sometimes dont trip them. Also happens in drive through
>> lines. Do others of ya'll have this problem also?
>>
>> Troy
>>

Stupendous Man

"Troy" <@ .> wrote in message
news:POGdnW7KNNnDHr_YnZ2dnUVZ_rqdnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> Ah didn't know that, I thought they were some sort of pressure sensor.
> Well a magnet on a stick its gonna be! I have aluminum rims :(


The magnets removed from old hard-drives are about the strongest you will
find. You can probably just stick one under the front diff, but you may
want to shave it's beard every few months.
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty

Stupendous Man

"Troy" <@ .> wrote in message
news:POGdnW7KNNnDHr_YnZ2dnUVZ_rqdnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
> Ah didn't know that, I thought they were some sort of pressure sensor.
> Well a magnet on a stick its gonna be! I have aluminum rims :(


The magnets removed from old hard-drives are about the strongest you will
find. You can probably just stick one under the front diff, but you may
want to shave it's beard every few months.
--
Stupendous Man,
Defender of Freedom, Advocate of Liberty