Tire pressure sensors...
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Melting Slicks
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Tire pressure sensors...
Do the sensors need to be reprogrammed if they are re-installed in a new wheel, but placed back on the same corner they come off of (e.g. - front left goes back on the front left, etc.)?
I have some new wheels and tires coming and I'm trying to plan ahead.
I have some new wheels and tires coming and I'm trying to plan ahead.
Race Director
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St. Jude Donor '03
Originally Posted by The One
Do the sensors need to be reprogrammed if they are re-installed in a new wheel, but placed back on the same corner they come off of (e.g. - front left goes back on the front left, etc.)?
I have some new wheels and tires coming and I'm trying to plan ahead.
I have some new wheels and tires coming and I'm trying to plan ahead.
The program procedure only identifies each sensor electronic ID and establishes the location of each sensor as it is installed on the car, so the display reads accordingly.
If you are re-using the same sensors, and take care to reinstall them where they were before, no reprogram is needed.
Burning Brakes
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From: Hernando MS
St. Jude Donor '03-'04-'05-'06-'07
Originally Posted by Y2Kvert4me
Nope.
The program procedure only identifies each sensor electronic ID and establishes the location of each sensor as it is installed on the car, so the display reads accordingly.
If you are re-using the same sensors, and take care to reinstall them where they were before, no reprogram is needed.
The program procedure only identifies each sensor electronic ID and establishes the location of each sensor as it is installed on the car, so the display reads accordingly.
If you are re-using the same sensors, and take care to reinstall them where they were before, no reprogram is needed.
