TPMS ?
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TPMS ?
I'm a new owner of an 05 C2S and I'm trying to figure out if it has tpms or not. there is nothing mentioned in the owners manual, nothing on the window sticker. anyone know when they started using them?
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If you have it, tire pressure information will be accessible on the info screen beneath the tach in the gauge cluster. You can cycle between the various available info by pressing up or down on the lower left stalk on the steering column.
Also, welcome to the forum. Post pics of your new C2S!
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From: richmond hill
07 was when it became standard. you can normally tell when you start the car... the display will immediately show graphically the tire pressures on each wheel (where the oil level display is)... if it doesnt you likely do not have tpms.
also you can visually see them on the valve stems as well (the tpms sensors)
also you can visually see them on the valve stems as well (the tpms sensors)
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07 was when it became standard. you can normally tell when you start the car... the display will immediately show graphically the tire pressures on each wheel (where the oil level display is)... if it doesnt you likely do not have tpms.
also you can visually see them on the valve stems as well (the tpms sensors)
also you can visually see them on the valve stems as well (the tpms sensors)
Mandated TPMS is a bitch!
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From: richmond hill
for a car thats normally driven during the summer/good weather only its not a huge deal to have tpms or not since checking it manually every few weeks or a month is easy .... however tpms has saved my a$$ on half a dozen occasions during snowy winter time (on the daily drivers).
im going to guess that many 05's dont have tpms (mine doenst)
im going to guess that many 05's dont have tpms (mine doenst)
