Tire System Fault - won't go away
#61
09-01-2018 | 08:48 AM
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Sensors are on their way out, battery wise. Replace all 4 sensors. They are self learning no need to program. There are aftermarket ones available for the BERU system. A good tire shop should be able to source them. Have them changed with a tire purchase to cut labor cost.
#62
09-01-2018 | 03:56 PM
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Sensors are on their way out, battery wise. Replace all 4 sensors. They are self learning no need to program. There are aftermarket ones available for the BERU system. A good tire shop should be able to source them. Have them changed with a tire purchase to cut labor cost.
#63
10-27-2018 | 05:18 AM
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Hey Rich,
Any word on the timeline for the revised cables? I’ve emailed directly a few times and never received a response (I get you and Clare are busy).
I’m concerned I may be wearing that TPMS light out...
Any word on the timeline for the revised cables? I’ve emailed directly a few times and never received a response (I get you and Clare are busy).
I’m concerned I may be wearing that TPMS light out...
#66
06-24-2019 | 06:54 AM
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Thank you, this posting helped me disconnect my 2006 AM TPMS module and avoid the flashing lights of failing wheel sensors due to dead batteries.
Q: I plan to replace the Tire sensors when I install new tires. Will they reconnect automatically or will I need to take the car to the AM dealer for them to program them in? Read all the postings but not quite sure if this applies in my particular case.
Q: I plan to replace the Tire sensors when I install new tires. Will they reconnect automatically or will I need to take the car to the AM dealer for them to program them in? Read all the postings but not quite sure if this applies in my particular case.
#67
06-24-2019 | 07:10 AM
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Thank you, this posting helped me disconnect my 2006 AM TPMS module and avoid the flashing lights of failing wheel sensors due to dead batteries.
Q: I plan to replace the Tire sensors when I install new tires. Will they reconnect automatically or will I need to take the car to the AM dealer for them to program them in? Read all the postings but not quite sure if this applies in my particular case.
Q: I plan to replace the Tire sensors when I install new tires. Will they reconnect automatically or will I need to take the car to the AM dealer for them to program them in? Read all the postings but not quite sure if this applies in my particular case.
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