big problem with oem tpms!
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big problem with oem tpms!
so i go to goodyear today since they were recommended by tire rack, and try to get my oem tpms transferred to my new aftermarket rims (19" stern st-2). when i get back they tell me they have a problem, the Acura TPMS wont fit right on the new rim x_X!!!! i'm like fuck... and so we sit there and talk about it then we go to acura and they say they can't disable the system.
soo... i need some help really quick! is there any way to keep that light from coming on ? or will aftermarket sensors be picked up by the oem system? i asked the guy at acura and he said that aftermarket systems won't work with the original system. is that true? need help asap!
soo... i need some help really quick! is there any way to keep that light from coming on ? or will aftermarket sensors be picked up by the oem system? i asked the guy at acura and he said that aftermarket systems won't work with the original system. is that true? need help asap!
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No way to disable system... this is true... light will always come on after 5 minutes of driving....
No, aftermarket sensors will not work with OEM system....
What wheels do you have??? are they multi-piece construction??? If so, I have a solution for you...
TPMS Strap Kit purchased here:
http://www.revolutionsupply.com/(S(t.../strapkit.aspx
No, aftermarket sensors will not work with OEM system....
What wheels do you have??? are they multi-piece construction??? If so, I have a solution for you...
TPMS Strap Kit purchased here:
http://www.revolutionsupply.com/(S(t.../strapkit.aspx
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the tech at goodyear say that he could possibly throw all 4 sensors into 1 wheel and that would "trick" the system. would that work?
really wish i could keep the tpms with the new rims anyways =[
really wish i could keep the tpms with the new rims anyways =[
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I did the same thing as Rodney but I made the strap on kit from a DIY I found on here
http://www.g35driver.com/forums/brak...et-wheels.html
I think strapping down the sensors is a better route so you can still use the TPMS for safety reasons.
OR
You can always try to put all the sensors in a canister aka "TPMS Bomb" mod.
http://clublexus.com/forums/is-secon...pipe-bomb.html
http://www.g35driver.com/forums/brak...et-wheels.html
I think strapping down the sensors is a better route so you can still use the TPMS for safety reasons.
OR
You can always try to put all the sensors in a canister aka "TPMS Bomb" mod.
http://clublexus.com/forums/is-secon...pipe-bomb.html
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ok it is official... goodyear people are dumbshitss... i bruoght them to a custom wheels place and they did it. however it did take 2 hours lol x_X but everything works perfect! thanks for everyones replies! pics up soon!
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question...tpms system error and found that i need a new sensor (1). if i order it online can i just stab it right in or is there programming involved.
dealer charges $100 bucks and i found the sensor for $29 and can replace it myself.
dealer charges $100 bucks and i found the sensor for $29 and can replace it myself.
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Also, aftermarket TPMS *DO* work, as long as you get ones that operate on the correct frequency... The TPMS that shipped with my RDX accessory wheels have a sticker on it, saying they are not OEM Acura Parts, but they are "Compatible".
Also, I replaced the sensors on my G35 with aftermarket sensors, because the aftermarket ones were lower profile, and had a removable stem, which allowed me to strap them into my Work Wheels. They were "Guaranteed to be Compatible with OEM System" by the manufacturer of the sensors.
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i was going to say the same thing. i bought new sensors for my winter tire setup and they work just fine. just drive around for like 5min and the whole system is linked. sounds like you got a bunch of bum advice!
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