Is there a way to turn off TPSM?
07-15-2013, 01:36 AM
#11
I know some people have taken a piece of PVC pipe and built a little pipe bomb looking apparatus with some caps and an air nozzle and put the sensors inside and zip tied it underneath the truck.
Probably only $10 in parts, and it's out of your way. That's how a buddy of mine did it, it's worked for over a year now.
Probably only $10 in parts, and it's out of your way. That's how a buddy of mine did it, it's worked for over a year now.
07-15-2013, 06:02 AM
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Mark
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07-16-2013, 06:18 PM
#13
I have an 07 King Ranch and the notification that there is a failure comes up every time I start the truck. I just punch the reset button and drive on. The one time I had an issue with the tires was on a 2007 Escape. It had a 50 miles on it, and I was driving on the highway, the light came on and about one minute later the tire blow... not much of a safety item.
07-17-2013, 05:55 AM
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Mark
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I have an 07 King Ranch and the notification that there is a failure comes up every time I start the truck. I just punch the reset button and drive on. The one time I had an issue with the tires was on a 2007 Escape. It had a 50 miles on it, and I was driving on the highway, the light came on and about one minute later the tire blow... not much of a safety item.
LOL... it gave you a warning what else do you want ??
07-17-2013, 01:09 PM
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Originally Posted by wyoming
Just more government interference in our lives. They just refuse to believe that people can take care of themselves...
Look at the numbers...there are some very stupid people out there that can not...
LOL... it gave you a warning what else do you want ??
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07-17-2013, 01:46 PM
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I know with the programmer I had on my last vehicle (Jeep Wrangler) I could reset the point at which it threw a fault. I did not have sensors in my aftermarket wheels, so I just set it to 0 PSI. Worked like a charm.