Another Tpms Solution.
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I was thinking of doing that but instead just program 1 sensor and if that doesn't work program the 1 sensor on all 4. I'll try that on Monday if I have time and I let you guys know. That way you don't have to buy 4 sensors.
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It does work but getting some problems. I had to add more zip ties to keep the pressure on the sensor. I think the most reliable way is to do the pipe bomb or put the sensors in your spare tires.
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another option I don't see alot of is actually "banding" the sensors back into the new aftermarket wheels. that way they actually work, and let you know if your tire is low.
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It works, I zip tie mine.
I used 3 zip ties, two to tie TPMS together, and one orthogonal to the other 2 to hold the 2 zip ties in place. The light came on about 2 weeks after the first time I had it, I tightened it, and it came on again after 2 weeks, I tightened it a lot, now it haven't come back on for months.
I used 3 zip ties, two to tie TPMS together, and one orthogonal to the other 2 to hold the 2 zip ties in place. The light came on about 2 weeks after the first time I had it, I tightened it, and it came on again after 2 weeks, I tightened it a lot, now it haven't come back on for months.