TPMS sensors that WORK (No more warning lights on your dash)
Dec 27, 2014, 04:37 PM
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Subscribed for when I get a second set of wheels. Couple quick questions and feel free to reply in PM if you want.
Does color choice change the price at all?
I know this tricks the TPMS but am I correct to assume the clone sensors will function the same as the OEM ones and provide a low air warning should the tire reach that level?
I bought my RA with one tire that was missing a TPMS sensor. I plan to have it replaced and I read something about somone on here who had his replaced. Will the new sensor that my mechanic will give me have a different code that the OEMs? Or is it as simple as saying to the mechanic to give me all 4 codes while they are reprogramming the new sensor?
Thanks. If you don't mind I'm gonna share this on my former civic forum since your doing hondas now.
Does color choice change the price at all?
I know this tricks the TPMS but am I correct to assume the clone sensors will function the same as the OEM ones and provide a low air warning should the tire reach that level?
I bought my RA with one tire that was missing a TPMS sensor. I plan to have it replaced and I read something about somone on here who had his replaced. Will the new sensor that my mechanic will give me have a different code that the OEMs? Or is it as simple as saying to the mechanic to give me all 4 codes while they are reprogramming the new sensor?
Thanks. If you don't mind I'm gonna share this on my former civic forum since your doing hondas now.
Jan 2, 2015, 07:59 PM
#113
Subscribed for when I get a second set of wheels. Couple quick questions and feel free to reply in PM if you want.
Does color choice change the price at all?No, silver, black or grey are all same price
I know this tricks the TPMS but am I correct to assume the clone sensors will function the same as the OEM ones and provide a low air warning should the tire reach that level?these work just like the oem tpms units
I bought my RA with one tire that was missing a TPMS sensor. I plan to have it replaced and I read something about somone on here who had his replaced. Will the new sensor that my mechanic will give me have a different code that the OEMs? Or is it as simple as saying to the mechanic to give me all 4 codes while they are reprogramming the new sensor? You will have to get the replacement sensor programmed into your cars ECU by the dealer The car's ECU can only store 4 sensors in memory, the Mitsubishi and Honda ECU are similar in that regard. That is the reason why you need a cloned set of sensors if you want to maintain the TPMS system and run more than one set of wheels.
Thanks. If you don't mind I'm gonna share this on my former civic forum since your doing hondas now.
Does color choice change the price at all?No, silver, black or grey are all same price
I know this tricks the TPMS but am I correct to assume the clone sensors will function the same as the OEM ones and provide a low air warning should the tire reach that level?these work just like the oem tpms units
I bought my RA with one tire that was missing a TPMS sensor. I plan to have it replaced and I read something about somone on here who had his replaced. Will the new sensor that my mechanic will give me have a different code that the OEMs? Or is it as simple as saying to the mechanic to give me all 4 codes while they are reprogramming the new sensor? You will have to get the replacement sensor programmed into your cars ECU by the dealer The car's ECU can only store 4 sensors in memory, the Mitsubishi and Honda ECU are similar in that regard. That is the reason why you need a cloned set of sensors if you want to maintain the TPMS system and run more than one set of wheels.
Thanks. If you don't mind I'm gonna share this on my former civic forum since your doing hondas now.
