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Old 06-06-2004, 12:38 AM
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itnever used to be 234 fora set of 4 new ones... maybe used ones... not new...


if you put on a different set of sensors you will have to have your car programmed to them each time you switch your wheels...
Old 06-07-2004, 09:08 AM
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never been used...and I live in Canada as well. Let me know.
Old 06-07-2004, 09:18 AM
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Thanks for all the offers guys, but I think if VDC and TCS have nothing to do with the TPS, then I'm just going to forgo them. Dropping the car off for a day at the dealer everytime I switch tires to reprogram is just not worth it.

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Old 06-07-2004, 09:27 AM
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do the sensors even work on a car without tps from the factory? i though there was a receiver that gets the signal from them to put in the computer...

to all you ppl with non tps equipped cars, does you computer gauge have the screen where you can see the tire pressure?

it could be an entirely different computer in non tps cars
Old 06-07-2004, 09:35 AM
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Default detailed instrcutions as to how to flash

your TPS system....including the sensors themselves are availalbe on the net.....you need a dealer to perform all of the various types of flashes.....


I really find the TPS system helpful
Old 06-07-2004, 09:21 PM
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Default Wait a minute!

Originally posted by eric_c
Dropping the car off for a day at the dealer everytime I switch tires to reprogram is just not worth it.
Who told you that?! It takes the dealer ten minutes to reinitialize your car receiver to recognize a new or different set of TPS sensors. I also agree with wotnot that the TPMS is definitely worth it!

To powertrip,: yes, there is an antenna in the right A pillar and a receiver/amplifier that are TPMS-specific. Not all cars are so equipped!
Old 06-08-2004, 04:54 AM
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My dealer doesn't do anything in 10 minutes...

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Who told you that?! It takes the dealer ten minutes to reinitialize your car receiver to recognize a new or different set of TPS sensors. I also agree with wotnot that the TPMS is definitely worth it!

To powertrip,: yes, there is an antenna in the right A pillar and a receiver/amplifier that are TPMS-specific. Not all cars are so equipped!
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Tire Rack Sells sensors for $229 each. I guess that means each sensor. Display monitor upgrades start at $49
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Default the complete reflash instructions

for your entire TPS system can be downloaded in PDF format from the WEB. I rely quite heavily on my TPS system. I also find its almost perfect in its calibration as it seems to measure tire pressure very accurately.


Up here in Canada, the Z is offered in three trim levels

Performance (loaded with all options including 6mt only)
Touring ( same as above except auto trans only)
Track ( usual track model options)

We dont get the Enthusiast or Base here. The cars come fully loaded.

personally....I wouldnt be without the TPS system....and I have four sensors for sale....in case I forgot to mention it.
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Originally posted by FCallender
Tire Rack Sells sensors for $229 each. I guess that means each sensor. Display monitor upgrades start at $49
Correction if you are referring to the SmarTire TPMS system sold thru Tire Rack. I just ordered it for my MO, and $230 buys you the entire basic system: 4 sensors, 4 bands to mount them to the wheels, and one display module/receiver with mounting bracket and power cord. The display options are $50 each; one to add a graphics display to the stock module to include tire temp and digital tire pressure/deviation. The other display is identical except it is designed for remote mounting as a solo unit.
$229 is NOT the price for each sensor!
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