How do I bypass my tire pressure monitors?
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Originally Posted by JOKER
get PVC pipe from home depot
put your TPS in there, Seal the ends, install air valve, pump it with air (35 psi) and put it in your trunk. .
put your TPS in there, Seal the ends, install air valve, pump it with air (35 psi) and put it in your trunk. .
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Originally Posted by SxExCx
There is no way to remove the light without having the monitors installed on most cars. Luckily, my light never went on.
What you can to is use tie-straps the mount the sensors onto the inside of your wheels so the light turns off.
What you can to is use tie-straps the mount the sensors onto the inside of your wheels so the light turns off.
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BTW, I just got this from Wiki Answers:
The tire pressure sensor doesn't actually measure the tire pressure. It uses the wheel speed sensor (part of the ABS) to measure very minute differences in rotational speed between all four tires. When it senses a difference from what a nominally good tire is, it will turn on the tire pressure light. Note that you will need to check the tire pressure in all tires, as it doesn't indicate which tire is the problem. Once the tire pressure is adjusted, reset the light according to the owner's manual. You'll also need to do this after changing to a spare.
The tire pressure sensor doesn't actually measure the tire pressure. It uses the wheel speed sensor (part of the ABS) to measure very minute differences in rotational speed between all four tires. When it senses a difference from what a nominally good tire is, it will turn on the tire pressure light. Note that you will need to check the tire pressure in all tires, as it doesn't indicate which tire is the problem. Once the tire pressure is adjusted, reset the light according to the owner's manual. You'll also need to do this after changing to a spare.
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adapter that will work!
Gary
Last edited by gary c; 05-23-2009 at 09:53 AM.