Tire pressure monitoring sys TPMS
03-12-2006, 08:47 AM
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Tire pressure monitoring sys TPMS
I up graded from a 2004 to 2006 Base type 350Z, the problem is TPMS on the 2006. I have a set of ASANTIs that I want to put on the 06, but the way I understand it. I need to buy 4 TPMS sensors. Just want to know if there is a way to by-pass the TPMS. Once it get warm outside I'll switch to the ASANTI/NITTO.
03-12-2006, 09:06 AM
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I up graded from a 2004 to 2006 Base type 350Z, the problem is TPMS on the 2006. I have a set of ASANTIs that I want to put on the 06, but the way I understand it. I need to buy 4 TPMS sensors. Just want to know if there is a way to by-pass the TPMS. Once it get warm outside I'll switch to the ASANTI/NITTO.
03-12-2006, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by bstansbu
No way to by pass the TPS. Some rims will be able to mount the TPS sensors in the valve stem and some will not. My volks would not work with them.If you run with A Z with TPS and you put aftermarket wheels on it with no sensors all you will get is --/ -- for the display on your trip computer gauge that shows tire pressure. An orange warning light will display on your dash but only after you have driven for like 50-60 miles. BEN
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I have a few threads on this topic in this forum and others. And I've done lots of research on it. So here's da scoop as far as I know..
In a nutshell, you can ask your dealer to disable "most" of the TPMS system. They can disable the multi-function display's warning, which switches to the PSI readout to let you know there is no reading. They can also disable the chime.
So far as I know they cannot disable the TPMS warning light. It blinks on startup, then stays on.
I've begun to get used to it, but at some point I will remove the combo meter, take the instructions for changing the gauge face, and then insert a black sticky beneath the TPMS warning light opening on the gauge face. My guess is this is probably the cleanest way to finish the TPMS off.
Cheers,
-Smoky
In a nutshell, you can ask your dealer to disable "most" of the TPMS system. They can disable the multi-function display's warning, which switches to the PSI readout to let you know there is no reading. They can also disable the chime.
So far as I know they cannot disable the TPMS warning light. It blinks on startup, then stays on.
I've begun to get used to it, but at some point I will remove the combo meter, take the instructions for changing the gauge face, and then insert a black sticky beneath the TPMS warning light opening on the gauge face. My guess is this is probably the cleanest way to finish the TPMS off.
Cheers,
-Smoky
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