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TPMS sensors on multiple wheel sets?
I'm getting a second set of wheels. If I get a second set of new sensors along with the wheels and have the new one's sync'd with the car, will my original set still work when I put them back on for track days? If it's only one set of sensors at a time, I'll just swap the old ones.
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I am getting another set of rims too but I am planning to deal with the TPMS light for now. At least until I find a better option than $50-75 bucks a year to switch out rims. Good luck :tup: |
I have this ATEQ tool. You just have to be careful about mixing the left and right wheels up.
http://www.the370z.com/wheels-tires/...does-work.html |
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this is why i never buy TPMS transmitters for my aftermarket wheels. :D
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Just get four sensors calibrated and stick them in this contraption (PVC tube) and your GTG! HAHA
http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/a...e/Img_0003.jpg Or, you can have them put in your spare tire like this :tup: http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/yhst-...ount-TPMS2.jpg Of course this is only if you can't stand the TPMS light! HAHA! :bowrofl: |
lol'ed at the pvc tube capsule. :D
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putting it in the spare seems pretty good idea ... lol
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do you have to put all four tpms somewhere in the car?
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Those are both great ideas! Thanks. I didn't realize they quit selling the Ateq. I had issues with mine at first but I think I have it solved now. |
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The PVC pipe sounds like a good way to get seriously harassed by a suspicious cop! (especially those in big cities or working on military bases etc.)
The spare tire method sounds like a much safer alternative ! |
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