Problems keeping TPS sensors on the bands for aftermarket wheels.

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

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Problems keeping TPS sensors on the bands for aftermarket wheels.

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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).

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