TPMS Check System Warning
#1
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TPMS Check System Warning
It has been over 10 years so I think TPMS batteries are dead. Will replace them soon.
In the meantime, does anyone know how I can get rid of the “Check System” Warning?
In the meantime, does anyone know how I can get rid of the “Check System” Warning?
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If you read my OP, I said the battery is dead since it has been over 10 years. I realize I need to replace the TPMS. So putting them in a canister will not help. I was looking for a way to turn off the warning until I can replace them. Looks that there is no way around this.
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If you read my OP, I said the battery is dead since it has been over 10 years. I realize I need to replace the TPMS. So putting them in a canister will not help. I was looking for a way to turn off the warning until I can replace them. Looks that there is no way around this.
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Yeah, I know..I was just speaking in general. I always buy new Denso TPMS in sets of 4 for about $150 and have the tire Shop installed for around $100. It’s alot easier than swapping between wheels and cheap enough things that I don’t want to hassle with buying used and then paying for install twice if there is an issue, including shorter life for used.
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Shops here in Houston don't care. First shop I went to, they tried to do it buy their computer could only program the sensors they sold (go figure). After 3 Discount Tire shops, I finally find a Discount Tire with competent workers who knew how to use the machine to program the sensors. I had the sensors mounted at a different shop because I don't trust Discount Tire to mount tires on wheels without damaging them. Discount Tire programmed the sensors for free.
I called the dealership and they said I had to buy new sensors from the dealership for them to program them to the car and they quoted me somewhere $100+ per sensor just for the damn part.
I called the dealership and they said I had to buy new sensors from the dealership for them to program them to the car and they quoted me somewhere $100+ per sensor just for the damn part.
#15
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I do plan to replace them soon. Was just curious if there is a way to turn off the message. But I guess it's not possible. I did find 4 brand new Denso TPMS from eBAY for $134 shipped. I want to talk to the tire shops first to make sure they will be able to program it.