Upgraded TPMS
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From: Rockmart Georgia
I used this thread alot. There are some links to threads in it complete with pictures. http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...rade-hmmm.html
This next one gives the wiring diagram with pics. http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...e-sensors.html
Use the red numbers illustrated in the thread in regard to the new wiring harness. From left to right, as illustrated, 1 -black/white stripe; 2 - unused; 3 - pink; 4 - Orange. I almost wired my using the embossed numbers inside the receiver until I found this thread. Good luck.
This next one gives the wiring diagram with pics. http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c5-t...e-sensors.html
Use the red numbers illustrated in the thread in regard to the new wiring harness. From left to right, as illustrated, 1 -black/white stripe; 2 - unused; 3 - pink; 4 - Orange. I almost wired my using the embossed numbers inside the receiver until I found this thread. Good luck.
Last edited by Gregory0729; Jul 23, 2009 at 11:04 AM. Reason: added link
Burning Brakes
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From: Downers Grove IL
per markc5 Im gonna try this
It sounds like you are not getting power to the receiver. Power comes from the HVAC circuit and the fuse is located in the fusebox behind a removable panel in the passenger side footwell. If fuse 27 is good, pull your codes and use a voltmeter to see if you are getting power at the connector to the receiver. If you are getting power, I'd say you have a bad receiver.
It sounds like you are not getting power to the receiver. Power comes from the HVAC circuit and the fuse is located in the fusebox behind a removable panel in the passenger side footwell. If fuse 27 is good, pull your codes and use a voltmeter to see if you are getting power at the connector to the receiver. If you are getting power, I'd say you have a bad receiver.
Melting Slicks
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St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
per markc5 Im gonna try this
It sounds like you are not getting power to the receiver. Power comes from the HVAC circuit and the fuse is located in the fusebox behind a removable panel in the passenger side footwell. If fuse 27 is good, pull your codes and use a voltmeter to see if you are getting power at the connector to the receiver. If you are getting power, I'd say you have a bad receiver.
It sounds like you are not getting power to the receiver. Power comes from the HVAC circuit and the fuse is located in the fusebox behind a removable panel in the passenger side footwell. If fuse 27 is good, pull your codes and use a voltmeter to see if you are getting power at the connector to the receiver. If you are getting power, I'd say you have a bad receiver.
Burning Brakes
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From: Downers Grove IL
markc5 YOU ARE THE BEST.......THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Per your suggestion, I checked fuse 27..........IT WAS BLOWN, DONT KNOW HOW THAT HAPPENED, I WAS VERY CAREFUL
ALL IS WORKING.........HAD THE FOB AND TPS ALL DONE IN 15 MINUTES
THANK YOU AND ALL OTHERS THAT CORRESPONDED WITH ME ON THIS PROBLEM
CF MEMBERS RULE!!!!
Per your suggestion, I checked fuse 27..........IT WAS BLOWN, DONT KNOW HOW THAT HAPPENED, I WAS VERY CAREFUL
ALL IS WORKING.........HAD THE FOB AND TPS ALL DONE IN 15 MINUTES
THANK YOU AND ALL OTHERS THAT CORRESPONDED WITH ME ON THIS PROBLEM
CF MEMBERS RULE!!!!
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From: Richmond Virginia
OP, where did you get the tpm sensors for $36? Both of my right side ones have **** the fan, and I just had new tires mounted too.
edit: nevermind, I went back and read with my eyes this time and saw what you wrote. lol
edit: nevermind, I went back and read with my eyes this time and saw what you wrote. lol
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From: Apopka FL
Great upgrade. My '99 A4 Z51 Coupe still had the original sensors working at 106K. I am afraid to even talk about them fearing they might hear me commenting about their continued "life". I have one of those magnetic parts dishes that I use to reset the TPMS sensors as needed. Just get it close to the valve stem when the DIC prompt appears and walk around the car as the horn beeps.
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From: Prague
Hi,
I am looking for this upgrade set:
25773946 tire pressure indicator sensor, 2001-2004 - $36.32 4 each required.
10312535 remote control door lock receiver, 2001-2004 - $67.01
25695954 un-programmed remote control door lock transmitter, fob 1, 2001-2004 - $41.04
25695955 un-programmed remote control door lock transmitter, fob 2, 2001-2004 - $41.04
I have 1997 C5. Anybody is enable to put this order together and ship it to CA 94080?
Thank you
tappaja
I am looking for this upgrade set:
25773946 tire pressure indicator sensor, 2001-2004 - $36.32 4 each required.
10312535 remote control door lock receiver, 2001-2004 - $67.01
25695954 un-programmed remote control door lock transmitter, fob 1, 2001-2004 - $41.04
25695955 un-programmed remote control door lock transmitter, fob 2, 2001-2004 - $41.04
I have 1997 C5. Anybody is enable to put this order together and ship it to CA 94080?
Thank you
tappaja
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From: Prague
Why I need somebody to order? Because gmpartshouse or gmpartsdirect cannot accept international VISA or Paypal (shipped to 94080) 
EDIT:
Have to say big sorry to GM partshouse, they accept int'l VISA, order placed, best price I have found around... Thank you!
EDIT:
Have to say big sorry to GM partshouse, they accept int'l VISA, order placed, best price I have found around... Thank you!
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7th Gear
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From: Patterson La.
retrain TPS sensors
I have a 97 and trying to retrain the TPS sensors, can get all the way to train L front, put large magnet on end of valve stem and nothing happens, tried it 4 or 5 times, checked the fuses on passenger side as per the threads, I bought the car 3 yrs ago and the original rims were replaced, I'm not sure the new rims have the TPS sensors, but not sure, is there anyway to tell if the stems have sensors, also the armed light on the drivers side door is not working, any ideas on how to check system and light
Melting Slicks
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From: Indian Rocks Beach FL
St. Jude Donor '08-'09-'10
I have a 97 and trying to retrain the TPS sensors, can get all the way to train L front, put large magnet on end of valve stem and nothing happens, tried it 4 or 5 times, checked the fuses on passenger side as per the threads, I bought the car 3 yrs ago and the original rims were replaced, I'm not sure the new rims have the TPS sensors, but not sure, is there anyway to tell if the stems have sensors, also the armed light on the drivers side door is not working, any ideas on how to check system and light
7th Gear
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From: Patterson La.
Mark, there not threaded all the way down, they look like regular valve stems the rims were changed out and where the stem comes out is really tight fit, thanks for the info