Are the TPS sensors on board accurate?
IIRC correctly this was discussed about 1 year ago (just guessing) and the consensus was that they were. I have checked mine a few times and they matched the handheld gauge. Try running a search and see if you can find the thread.
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Originally Posted by The Mike
Mine match my electronic guage exactly as well. Hey a lil question regarding the sensors.... Is there a battery in each one to transmit that has to be replaced after a year or so?
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TPS have a problem with accuracy at high-altitude. Here in Denver, my experience with two different sets are that both sets read 2-3 pounds LOW per tire. My Nissan sources say this happens across the board on all TPS equipped models (Maximas, Titans, etc.)- all due to the decrease in air pressure at our altitude. So far, there is no fix for this and the TPS monitor cannot be reprogrammed...
Originally Posted by audiblemayhem
everytime it gets under say 60 degrees my tire sensor goes off, stupid things,
just one more thing i can take off my car...
just one more thing i can take off my car...
If it's going off, then the pressure is 28 psi or less, since the recommended pressure is 35, that's pretty low don't you think?
Originally Posted by solarscar
how are those TPS reports coming along?
Sorry, had to.
Sorry, had to.
i heard you werent putting a cover sheet on your TPS reports..
i heard you werent putting a cover sheet on your TPS reports..
i heard you werent putting a cover sheet on your TPS reports..
OFFICE SPACE OWNS!!! sorry for being off topic
but yea i love my TPS senors... they never have done me wrong
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