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Hey fellas, anyone know of a good TPMS sensor reset device out there thats reasonably priced, easy to use, and actually works? ANY insight would be fantastic, thanks boys. I'd

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Old 06-02-2015, 09:24 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey fellas, anyone know of a good TPMS sensor reset device out there thats reasonably priced, easy to use, and actually works?

ANY insight would be fantastic, thanks boys.

I'd like to clear the TPMS light on my Z without having to take it to the stealership.
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Discount Tire reprograms mine for free

My research a few months ago indicates that the only good devices for doing this are very expensive.
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Search, you only need to ground a pin in a sequence of taps to do trigger the reset. The "Tool" is just a wire with a switch which you connect to ground to make it easy to input the signal.
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Search, you only need to ground a pin in a sequence of taps to do trigger the reset. The "Tool" is just a wire with a switch which you connect to ground to make it easy to input the signal.
no sh1t, is there a video on this for us newbies?
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If you have UpRev you can Turn the light off completely I stumbled on it a week or so ago when I was poking around in the BCM controls menu.
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