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Mar 23, 2016 | 12:07 AM

#21

orca1946

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When I get new tires this summer - replacements are gong on.

Mar 23, 2016 | 12:21 AM

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owc6

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From: Chirper Island

Dang, I feel your pain!

I've got two sensors out myself, a leaking radiator, steering fluid leak, and rear diff fluid leak as well,

Sucks to get old.

But maybe, this is another weird '05 issue. I've never gone into "limp mode". Yay me!

Mar 23, 2016 | 10:48 AM

#23

windyC6

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Originally Posted by owc6

Not sure about an 05 issue....but it could be an over 60 issue from time to time.....

Mar 23, 2016 | 11:19 AM

#24

jshot00

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From: Crowley Texas

I have an 08 with original tires. Plan on new tires in the spring. Would it be beneficial to replace the TPMS for all 4 at this time?

Mar 23, 2016 | 01:14 PM

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cclive

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jshot00

I have an 08 with original tires. Plan on new tires in the spring. Would it be beneficial to replace the TPMS for all 4 at this time?

I wouldn't, especially if you don't have many miles on the original sensors. I have a a set of '06 and a set of '07 wheels and all the sensors are fine.

Mar 31, 2016 | 02:32 AM

#26

DealmakerC6

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From: Baton Rouge LA

Thanks for this post. Bought, Installed and Happy!

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Originally Posted by Never-Enough

Amazon.com: ACDelco 25758220 GM Original Equipment Tire Pressure Sensor with Valve Kit: Automotive

After reading this post, bought 4 OEM sensors for $119.00 total. Installed for $10.00 per wheel. Had some trouble programming due to shop not being able to get the car into "learn mode" BIG thanks to BEZ06 for his quick (and perfectly thorough) PM explaining the procedure. Went to same shop the next day, put the car into learn mode myself, and had them programmed in 5 minutes. Paid less than GM wanted for 1 sensor and got 4. If all my Corvette projects/repairs go this well I'll be happy.... yeah, not really expecting that.

Mar 31, 2016 | 12:01 PM

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cclive

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Originally Posted by DealmakerC6

No one here knows more about the TPMS system than Bob, BEZ06, and no one has contributed more to our forum understanding of the system. Every car maker has a different way to get the car into the learn mode, so it is somewhat understandable that a tire place would not know how to do it on a less common car like a Vette. We should be glad that GM allows us to even put the car into this learn mode...I have a friend with a Subaru and she has to go to the dealership to have sensors learned...there is no way for the owner to do it, even with a TPMS tool. What a pain if you have snow tires that go on and off the car every year.