Wheel sensor?
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Heel & Toe
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From: LAGUNA NIGUEL ca
Wheel sensor?
Love those sensors, especially when they work! I have one sensor that said my rear right tire was flat.....NOT...It works now and then and now seems to just plain give up. Got message to service wheel sensors? Do I need just a sensor or it something to rebout? NOT RUNNING RUNFLATS...yea, but makes me a little nervious at times...thanks for your imput.
Drifting
Joined: May 2002
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From: San Francisco CA
Re: Wheel sensor? (CAPTAIN NEMO)
Of course it could be a bad sensor but often the computer just needs to be retrained to recognize the sensors. Here's how to do it: https://www.corvetteforum.com/techti...D=77&TopicID=1 ;)
Burning Brakes
Joined: Dec 2002
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From: Dallas TX
Re: Wheel sensor? (SFVetteman)
Dumb newbie question.
I just bought a 2003. The tire sensors are a bit off (1 to 2 psi) and I am a bit overzealous about accuracy.
I read the above referenced tech article about resetting the sensors. But WHAT do the sensors get reset too?
I have an aviation grade pressure gauge and I know each tire is at 30 psi cold. Will the sensors reset to 30 psi or is there a step missing in the tech article where I need to tell the sensors they're at 30 psi? :confused:
I know, I know, picky-picky-picky. :)
[Modified by Hercules, 7:46 AM 12/30/2002]
I just bought a 2003. The tire sensors are a bit off (1 to 2 psi) and I am a bit overzealous about accuracy.
I read the above referenced tech article about resetting the sensors. But WHAT do the sensors get reset too?
I have an aviation grade pressure gauge and I know each tire is at 30 psi cold. Will the sensors reset to 30 psi or is there a step missing in the tech article where I need to tell the sensors they're at 30 psi? :confused:
I know, I know, picky-picky-picky. :)
[Modified by Hercules, 7:46 AM 12/30/2002]
