It fixed itself
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From: San Rafael CA
It fixed itself
Put new tires on the front last month, tried the magnic trick to program
the sensors. The horn didn't beep when I did the drivers side so I gave up. When I drove the car the drivers side pressure reading was working
even thu the horn didn't beep so I figure I'll do the other side when I get around to it. Now the other front side is working all by itself, I never programmed it. Gott'a love these cars, they fix themselves.
the sensors. The horn didn't beep when I did the drivers side so I gave up. When I drove the car the drivers side pressure reading was working
even thu the horn didn't beep so I figure I'll do the other side when I get around to it. Now the other front side is working all by itself, I never programmed it. Gott'a love these cars, they fix themselves.
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From: Waldorf MD
How do you know that they are in the correct location? Did you have installer keep them that way?
If not, they will read pressures, just not show the correct tire. So when you get a flat you will not know, without using a pressure gauge on each tire, where the flat is!
Save yourself some possible future problems and reprogram.
OR you could just lower pressure in each tire, drive around the block, and make yourself a conversion chart (LF is really RF, etc.) On second thought, reprogram them. You have a 50-50 chance each set (front and rears) are right.
If not, they will read pressures, just not show the correct tire. So when you get a flat you will not know, without using a pressure gauge on each tire, where the flat is!
Save yourself some possible future problems and reprogram.
OR you could just lower pressure in each tire, drive around the block, and make yourself a conversion chart (LF is really RF, etc.) On second thought, reprogram them. You have a 50-50 chance each set (front and rears) are right.
