new TPMS question???
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new TPMS question???
just put the Forgeline's on the car, the (new) TPMS sensors do not seem to (yet) be registered with the car, is there something I need to do or is it just a matter of time for them to register themselves with the car?
TIA ...pictures to follow...
p.s
taking the front center locks off is a M*ther-f**ker even with the brakes "on" the wheels still spin, you really need to loosen them with the weight of the car on the fronts... back are easy ...
TIA ...pictures to follow...
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taking the front center locks off is a M*ther-f**ker even with the brakes "on" the wheels still spin, you really need to loosen them with the weight of the car on the fronts... back are easy ...
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new TPMS question???
Originally Posted by Larry Cable
seems like the car will simply "learn" the new sensors according to the manual.
Looking forward to the pics
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that's what I am afraid of! - they were fitted at Forgeline prior to the wheels being shipped so I hope they got it right ... otherwise its going to be a pain to take them off and install the correct ones!
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new TPMS question???
Originally Posted by Larry Cable
that's what I am afraid of! - they were fitted at Forgeline prior to the wheels being shipped so I hope they got it right ... otherwise its going to be a pain to take them off and install the correct ones!
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new TPMS question???
Go into the multi function display and reset the TPMS.. Select a different load and/or tire type. It will run through a relearn function. Then switch back to the settings you want. It will relearn again.
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I'll try again...
I "looked" at the sensors before I mounted them and noted that they were RDE011 which "appear" to be compatible ... lets see ... I'm going to be VERY
pissed if I have to unmount the wheels and tires to replace the TPMS ... I dont
want to drive around with a TPMS alert on the dash all the time!
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That's it..... I had to do that as well to kick the car into learn mode. Then it was pretty quick.
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