TPMS Question
Instructor
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 237
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From: Las Vegas Nevada
Resetting solves the problem? First I've heard of this. My guess (purely from having a few go bad over the years) is that, at best, it was temporary, and what is really going on is that it's starting to go bad, but decided to behave for the moment.
Sometimes they go bad in a flash and never come back, sometimes they take a couple years to go bad and stay bad. I've had them go both ways. I even had one give me a message, clear itself, and then, in the next 60,000 miles (that I owned the car) stay just fine (I think it was Onstar ping-related).
Sometimes they go bad in a flash and never come back, sometimes they take a couple years to go bad and stay bad. I've had them go both ways. I even had one give me a message, clear itself, and then, in the next 60,000 miles (that I owned the car) stay just fine (I think it was Onstar ping-related).
have to see how long is going to work.Tomorrow morning I'm goind to Las Vegas speedway and see what happens.
Team Owner
Joined: Apr 2013
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From: Chirper Island
