there are 2 holes with metal ...small...big
I've been trying the larger one...should get some thin gauge wire from work and try the smaller one?

 

I used the probe tool from a digital multi meter.

Your dealer will reset your TPMS FOR FREE if you ask nicely. All they have to do is turn on the car, take their tpms tool to each wheel, and then plug it into your TPMS plug. Presto, it's fixed.

 

My dealer is terrible and an hour away.
They've tried to charge me twice.
Maybe the Nissan dealer?

 

I've gone to Discount Tire a couple of times for this and it takes them about 10 minutes. and its free.

 

Just curious I found this somewhere in my adventures..

http://yourtireshopsupply.com/produc...an-tpms-ot3831

has anyone tried it on their G37?
I contacted OTC and they said it only worked on:
2003-2006 350Z
2005-2006 Armada
2003-2006 Frontier
2003-2006 Murano
2003-2006 Pathfinder
2004-2006 Quest
2004-2006 Titan
2003-2006 Xterra

And then said I needed the 2k kit to reteach it.

I should take it to Discount tonight.

 

Sorry I meant to post this too - From the OTC rep:

You would need a scan tool such as the OTC Genisys 3874 to put the vehicle into a learn mode and then also a TPMS activation tool such as the 3834 to perform the reset on this or any newer Asian vehicle.

 

Finally got this to work myself after trying off and on for almost a week. My TPMS light always stayed on solid after I had a sensor replaced due to a slow leak. Anyways after using the rim of the cigarette lighter as a ground, it worked like a charm.

I tried only deflating one tire which had the replaced sensor but that didn't work. Only after setting all 4 tires to the right psi, the light finally went from a slow blink to off. It's been 3 days and the light hasn't illuminated while driving.