TPS Help
01-20-2005, 12:38 PM
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TPS Help
I am debating whether to put some Track Wheels/Tires on my new Roadster. The Tracks do not have TPS.
If I do, how do I put the TPS on the new wheels. Do I have to dismount my Track tires and have the tire shop insert the TPS.
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If I do, how do I put the TPS on the new wheels. Do I have to dismount my Track tires and have the tire shop insert the TPS.
Help?
01-20-2005, 05:36 PM
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Yes, the tps sensors go inside the wheel so you have to get somebody to dismount the tires then install the sensors.
Make sure you move the sensors from the old wheels to the new wheels in the same arrangement (i.e. Front Left to Front Left) or you'll have to get them recalibrated to the car.
Make sure you move the sensors from the old wheels to the new wheels in the same arrangement (i.e. Front Left to Front Left) or you'll have to get them recalibrated to the car.
01-20-2005, 05:40 PM
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Originally posted by DavesZ#3
Yes, the tps sensors go inside the wheel so you have to get somebody to dismount the tires then install the sensors.
Make sure you move the sensors from the old wheels to the new wheels in the same arrangement (i.e. Front Left to Front Left) or you'll have to get them recalibrated to the car.
Yes, the tps sensors go inside the wheel so you have to get somebody to dismount the tires then install the sensors.
Make sure you move the sensors from the old wheels to the new wheels in the same arrangement (i.e. Front Left to Front Left) or you'll have to get them recalibrated to the car.
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