Problems keeping TPS sensors on the bands for aftermarket wheels.

LennyK · 08-23-2018, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by 370zBLAST

I have aftermarket wheels and tpms sensor and my z is fine.

My Dash Light Is On - Is This An Issue To Let The "Idiot Light" On??

Spooler · 08-23-2018, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by LennyK

My Dash Light Is On - Is This An Issue To Let The "Idiot Light" On??

Noop, If I can't find a solution I am pulling all this off.

LennyK · 08-23-2018, 01:47 PM

Yeah - I Am Frustrated Too...
Put New 19" Rims On With Reconditioned TPMS Sensors
My Tire Guy "Read" Each Sensor Before Mounting Tires
He Kept Track Of Lft-Frnt, Rt Frnt, Rt Rr, Lft Rr While Installing
Idiot Light Still Came On...
Went To Local "Stealer" To Reprogram - He Said He Can / NP
They Couldn't Read Rt Rr
Went To Tire Guy Next - He Said He Can / NP
He Couldn't Read Lft Frt
All The Rest Were Readable ??? WTF
At Least The Dash Light Is TINY

Makes Me Wonder If Any One Knows How To Do This "Easy Fix"
I Am Thinking About Trying The Paper Clip DIY Next

nis350 · 08-23-2018, 08:54 PM

your reconditioned sensors may not be compatible with the TPMS or the batteries in them are weak.

There are at least two OEM versions AFAIK.

[QUOTE=LennyK;3780728]
Put New 19" Rims On With Reconditioned TPMS Sensors
/QUOTE]

LennyK · 08-24-2018, 07:11 AM

[QUOTE=nis350;3780838]your reconditioned sensors may not be compatible with the TPMS or the batteries in them are weak.

There are at least two OEM versions AFAIK.

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Originally Posted by LennyK

Put New 19" Rims On With Reconditioned TPMS Sensors
/QUOTE]

These TPMS were OEM NISSAN parts - Reconditioned / Tested / Certified
And All 4 Tested Good By My Tire Guy While He Was Installing Them
Could It Be The Readers

NorthStyle · 08-24-2018, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by LennyK

These TPMS were OEM NISSAN parts - Reconditioned / Tested / Certified
And All 4 Tested Good By My Tire Guy While He Was Installing Them
Could It Be The Readers

Ok... so to play dumb, do you remember the model numbers of the sensors you have?

Also, if at first all four sensors were good, now one place isn't able to read one and another place isn't able to read a different sensor, I'd place the blame on either the sensors (or the operators).

LennyK · 08-24-2018, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by NorthStyle

Ok... so to play dumb, do you remember the model numbers of the sensors you have?

Also, if at first all four sensors were good, now one place isn't able to read one and another place isn't able to read a different sensor, I'd place the blame on either the sensors (or the operators).

NISSAN OEM TPMS 40700-JA01B Per NISSAN OEM Wheel Instructions

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nis350 A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: socal Posts: 1,120 Drives: 370z Rep Power: 13435	your reconditioned sensors may not be compatible with the TPMS or the batteries in them are weak. There are at least two OEM versions AFAIK. [QUOTE=LennyK;3780728] Put New 19" Rims On With Reconditioned TPMS Sensors /QUOTE]