TPS issues
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From: Aiea Hi.
TPS issues
Are the TPS sensors modifiable with HP tuners?
I have two tires showing 0 psi, or low pressure levels. I've triple checked the psi levels, yet the warning still comes up, and the TPS warning is lit on the dash.
If they can be reset or calibrated, how can I do this with my HP Tuners?
Thanks in advance....
Keith
I have two tires showing 0 psi, or low pressure levels. I've triple checked the psi levels, yet the warning still comes up, and the TPS warning is lit on the dash.
If they can be reset or calibrated, how can I do this with my HP Tuners?
Thanks in advance....
Keith
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Are the TPS sensors modifiable with HP tuners?
I have two tires showing 0 psi, or low pressure levels. I've triple checked the psi levels, yet the warning still comes up, and the TPS warning is lit on the dash.
If they can be reset or calibrated, how can I do this with my HP Tuners?
Thanks in advance....
Keith
I have two tires showing 0 psi, or low pressure levels. I've triple checked the psi levels, yet the warning still comes up, and the TPS warning is lit on the dash.
If they can be reset or calibrated, how can I do this with my HP Tuners?
Thanks in advance....
Keith
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From: Ambler Pa.
Are the TPS sensors modifiable with HP tuners?
I have two tires showing 0 psi, or low pressure levels. I've triple checked the psi levels, yet the warning still comes up, and the TPS warning is lit on the dash.
If they can be reset or calibrated, how can I do this with my HP Tuners?
Thanks in advance....
Keith
I have two tires showing 0 psi, or low pressure levels. I've triple checked the psi levels, yet the warning still comes up, and the TPS warning is lit on the dash.
If they can be reset or calibrated, how can I do this with my HP Tuners?
Thanks in advance....
Keith
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From: Aiea Hi.
I need to look in my repair manuals that I bought from Gene. They are like 7" thick, and there is two of them....
Drifting
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From: Ambler Pa.
Yes and the battery life expectancy is usually 5 to 10 years. One of those testers can check the battery condition while the tps is in the tire/wheel. That would be my next step other than just replacing them. Even then you would still need the tool to re program them, a tire center or a dealership could help you.
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From: Aiea Hi.
Thanks for your ultimate wisdom...
For future reference, the following tool can be had from Tirerack for about a hundred dollars. http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/detail.jsp?ID=111
And the re-learn instructions are here.... http://www.tirerack.com/images/tpms/...structions.pdf
Peace
For future reference, the following tool can be had from Tirerack for about a hundred dollars. http://www.tirerack.com/accessories/detail.jsp?ID=111
And the re-learn instructions are here.... http://www.tirerack.com/images/tpms/...structions.pdf
Peace
Last edited by Spying Beast; May 23, 2009 at 05:56 PM.
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SB,
And just a little more info for your cause...
The TPSS setting are stored in the BCM. You can't modify this with HPT. I'm curious if the thresholds (low pressure alert) can be modified with a Tech II. Hmmmmm
And just a little more info for your cause...
The TPSS setting are stored in the BCM. You can't modify this with HPT. I'm curious if the thresholds (low pressure alert) can be modified with a Tech II. Hmmmmm
