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Ok, situation is that I removed my wheels with the TPMS in them in the spring to mount up my CCW Classics. The paint was in pretty rough shape so I had the tires pulled and removed the TPMS to refinish the wheels. Originally I was planning on selling the old wheels once refinished (they're C5 Z06 replica wheels) but plans changed. I now need to keep them and run them as my "winter wheels" set up. The problem is...well, when I pulled the TPMS dumb dumb me forgot to mark them as to where they came off the car. Is there a way to check the TPMS before reinstalling them and mounting tires? IF I can avoid training them that would just save me some time. Any insight is much appreciated. Thanks.
I would relearn them sitting in the drivers seat before mounting them and mark them before install..
I tried doing that with my new CCW wheels/sensors before I mounted them. I had all four wheels/tires laying leaning against the garage wall next to the driver's side door where I had easy access. The sensors wouldn't register so that's why I had to mount them and drive the car in order to "wake them up".
It might be different with the sensors not mounted yet so I agree he should try that first.
I would relearn them sitting in the drivers seat before mounting them and mark them before install..
Thanks for the link Mr. Bill. Do you know if I can do this procedure with just the TPMS modules before putting them in the wheels and tires mounting them?
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Originally Posted by mre1974
Thanks for the link Mr. Bill. Do you know if I can do this procedure with just the TPMS modules before putting them in the wheels and tires mounting them?
That is what I did and then mark them which corner they are for.