Just swapped sensors
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Just swapped sensors
From my stockers to the new 18's I put on my sedan yeaterday and have driven over 150 miles so far with no signs of the TP sensor light. I however did ask a Nissan dealer how much to reprogram it and they said $37.50. Why is it then that just about everyone claims to have the light come on after the sensor swap?
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Did you drive for 45 minutes continuously? When I swapped my wheels, I had to drive for at least 45 minutes w/o turning off the car before the warning light came on.
Next time you are in for an oil change, ask the dealer if they will reprogram your sensors while changing the oil. My dealer did it for me free of charge.
Next time you are in for an oil change, ask the dealer if they will reprogram your sensors while changing the oil. My dealer did it for me free of charge.
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Originally Posted by ttrank
The problem most people have is when they get different sensors and the light comes on. You have to have any new sensors programmed to your car.
You are fine. I have moved mine between four sets of rims with no problems.
You are fine. I have moved mine between four sets of rims with no problems.
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Originally Posted by nghiars
becasue alot of them switched to larger diameter wheels
Like ttrank said, you only need to get them reprogrammed on a new set. I had mine swapped over as well and the guy even shuffled them around, no lights, no problems.
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I am always amazed by people than can have that many post and still don't know ****.
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Originally Posted by jameyb
Did you drive for 45 minutes continuously? When I swapped my wheels, I had to drive for at least 45 minutes w/o turning off the car before the warning light came on.
Next time you are in for an oil change, ask the dealer if they will reprogram your sensors while changing the oil. My dealer did it for me free of charge.
Next time you are in for an oil change, ask the dealer if they will reprogram your sensors while changing the oil. My dealer did it for me free of charge.
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Originally Posted by ttrank
The problem most people have is when they get different sensors and the light comes on. You have to have any new sensors programmed to your car.
You are fine. I have moved mine between four sets of rims with no problems.
You are fine. I have moved mine between four sets of rims with no problems.
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Originally Posted by jameyb
If you are using the same sensors you are fine. I misunderstood your post and assumed you swapped wheels and used different sensors than the ones that were originally on your car (like I did). That is when you need to program the new sensors or the warning light will eventually come on.
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