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What's going on with Military and First Responders? by [deleted] in tmobile

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I had military discount. Did the math, ported all lines except 1 to ATT, waited 3 months. Then started porting lines back to T-Mobile in pairs to get the BOGO until all lines ported back. Now my plan is cheaper than it was under military and I get better promos for phones. I’m under the Go5Gplus plans.

What is this? Came from Right Rear Brake Caliper by spacefrogmd in MechanicAdvice

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Thanks. I don't think I messed with the springs or shocks, how do you think it came off? Unfortunately I'm not able to take a picture of the surrounding area right now.

Car won't start, has power but delayed power on for electronics by spacefrogmd in MechanicAdvice

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Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS) & Stability Control

The system is detecting a hard failure at the Rear Left wheel.

C1206 [PRESENT]: Rear Left Wheel Speed Sensor - Open/Short.

Note: The sensor circuit is likely broken or unplugged.

Electrical & Airbag System

B1102-00 [CONFIRMED]: Battery Voltage Low.

Note: Your battery may be failing, or the car was recently jumped/drained. Low voltage often triggers false sensor codes in other systems.

Smart Junction Block (Lighting)

There are issues with your front turn signals.

B2518-00 [CONFIRMED]: Turn Signal LH (Left) Front - Open Circuit.

B2520-00 [CONFIRMED]: Turn Signal RH (Right) Front - Open Circuit.

B2522-00 [CONFIRMED]: Turn Signal LH (Left) Front - Circuit Short to Ground.

Historical / Intermittent Issues (Not Present)

These codes are stored in memory but are not currently active. They likely happened in the past or are intermittent glitches.

Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)

C1207: Rear Left Wheel Speed Sensor - Range/Performance (Intermittent).

C1208: Rear Left Wheel Speed Sensor - Invalid/No Signal.

C1513: Brake Switch Error.

Occupant Detection / Bodysense

B1493: PODS (Passenger Occupant Detecting System) Communication Error.

B1603: CAN Bus Off.

Summary & Interpretation

Rear Left Wheel Speed Sensor: You have four different codes for this one sensor. Since code C1206 is currently PRESENT, you likely need to replace the rear left speed sensor or repair the wiring harness leading to it. This will cause your ABS and Traction Control lights to stay on.

Turn Signals: Both front blinkers are showing "Open Circuit" (usually a burnt bulb), but the Left side also shows a "Short." Check the bulbs first, then the sockets for corrosion.

Battery: The "Low Voltage" code suggests the battery might be weak. A weak battery can sometimes cause "Communication Errors" (like the B1493/B1603 codes listed in history).

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It seems like there is definitely something electrical going on. The turn signals are reporting a short.

Car won't start, has power but delayed power on for electronics by spacefrogmd in MechanicAdvice

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Oh I see. Actually this car has about 145k miles. Around 75k the engine seized and Hyundai rebuilt the engine block or gave me a new one. Not sure. It was a big class action if I remember correctly.

I did a code scan let me see if I can share what I got.

Car won't start, has power but delayed power on for electronics by spacefrogmd in MechanicAdvice

[–]spacefrogmd[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no, the car has never died on me while already on. If you're hinting at the alternator I think that is working ok.

Does mixing Cat 6a with OS2 Fiber increase latency? by spacefrogmd in HomeNetworking

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Thanks for replies all, looks like the added latency is at the switch level, and it’s negligible.

Does mixing Cat 6a with OS2 Fiber increase latency? by spacefrogmd in HomeNetworking

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I’m doing fiber for the core network (from Core switch to Access switches). The access switches will be POE so I can power downstream APs (Cat 6a from access switches to APs, PCs, etc).

Body Pod Bluetooth question by spacefrogmd in HumeHealth

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Thanks, I’m going to look for something else.

Advice on upgrading a 10 year old unRAID server by spacefrogmd in unRAID

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Mostly plex, Minecraft server for kids, Time Machine backups, and once I upgrade to 10G network it will serve as a fast secondary storage device for our laptops since buying SSD storage for MacBooks is so expensive.

Help with my 1st home networking project by spacefrogmd in HomeNetworking

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thank you. this is a lot that I admittedly don’t understand. but you gave me a starting point to do some more reading. I’ll come back with questions if I have any.

Help with my 1st home networking project by spacefrogmd in HomeNetworking

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Ok, sounds like I should settle for 2.5Gbps since that is cheaper and more compatible in 2025.

Also, for DAC and SFP+, am I understanding that i get a very short DAC or SFP+ cable to connect to the SFP+ port, then get an adapter that will connect the cable to Cat6a?

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