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Old 09-20-2018, 07:56 PM
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All I I want to do is turn off TPS. (Tire pressure sensor)
I want to rotate tires myself, w/o needing to reset TPS.
(another Ford screw up)
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So you want to spend $300+ on a tuner when you can buy the TPMS reset tool for $13 on Amazon? Makes sense. I’ve got some oceanside property in North Dakota to sell you if you’ve got that kind of money.
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You can turn off tpms using FORScan. 20 bucks, a laptop, and 15 minutes of research.
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Yep. Much cheaper ways of doing it. Or buy the tuner and enjoy the hp gains.
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Unless you have different specified front/rear pressures, why bother doing any reset?
The warning on the dash doesn't tell you which tire is low....
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AFAIK, the tuners can only change the TPMS set point, not turn it off.
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Originally Posted by nerdh3rd
So you want to spend $300+ on a tuner when you can buy the TPMS reset tool for $13 on Amazon? Makes sense. I’ve got some oceanside property in North Dakota to sell you if you’ve got that kind of money.
link please, I searched, found nothing under $100 bucks.
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You shouldnt have any TPMS issues with a tire rotation. Now if you plan on a second set of wheels, you will need a way to turn off TPMS if you dont want to clone your current sensors. As others have said, just turn it off with Forscan. Thatss the route I went since I use two sets of rims for summer/winter.
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Not sure about $13, but MSRP is only like $50. Here, https://www.tirerack.com/accessories/detail.jsp?ID=170
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Originally Posted by FoX2012
You shouldnt have any TPMS issues with a tire rotation. Now if you plan on a second set of wheels, you will need a way to turn off TPMS if you dont want to clone your current sensors. As others have said, just turn it off with Forscan. Thatss the route I went since I use two sets of rims for summer/winter.
http://www.thetpmsforum.com/showthre...eset-Procedure

its stupid


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