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Problems keeping TPS sensors on the bands for aftermarket wheels.

Originally Posted by Spooler ... Like this. https://www.tpmsdirect.com/TPMS_Moun...tion_a/289.htm Those look like worm-gear clamps to me. Is it possible that they were over-tightened during original installation? Originally Posted by Spooler ...

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Old 08-22-2018, 11:59 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Those look like worm-gear clamps to me. Is it possible that they were over-tightened during original installation?

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... It's not like we can see what the pressure is in each wheel. So it is a government mandate I can actually do without.
I can't imagine why Nissan left TPS out of the info display; especially on a car billed as a sports car. The data is already there and programming the display for four more variables shouldn't be that difficult.

IIRC, all four pressures are available in the ECM (or BCM) - you just need an OBD/CAN reader that will access them.
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Soooooo The Question Is - Can This Be Turned Off Or Reset DIY?

I Put On 19" Rims And Am Also Dealing With This Light

Tire Guy Said He Can Fix It - Didn't Go There Yet

Dealer Said He Can Fix It - Won't Go There...

Is It Easy To Reset If You Have The "Programmer"
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The mount that holds the TPMS is what is breaking. Not the worm clamp.
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perhaps you can try the better quality bands. the sensor is so light and don't see why it keep coming off.

I have mine for almost 4 years and have driven the car at 90 without any issues.

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I recommend something like this:

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Alternatively you could remove the dash cluster and disconnect the led on the circuit board
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Alternatively you could remove the dash cluster and disconnect the led on the circuit board
Yea - 3rd Attempt At Different "Stealer"
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Installing my esr, i bought 4 brand new napa sensors, had to program the sensor, then i programed the sensor to the car. I did the paper clip method and it worked like a charm.

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I Contacted The Online Retailer Of The TPMS With A 60 Day Warranty I Will Try For A Replacement And Make It A Winter Project

Gonna Ignore It And Enjoy The Ride For Now
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Finally got around to having the TPMS sensor looked at. The TPS sensor actually broke apart. LOL. I don't drive that hard but I have skills
in breaking these dang things.
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