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Originally Posted by Baer383 Actually you are wrong I put brand new sensors on my wheels and used this the home method and it works as advertised. Just to clarify,
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So you've got two sets of wheels, a winter/track and a daily driver set. All 8 wheels have OEM TPMS sensors. When you swap sets, you just do the paperclip TPMS trick and the Z re-regsiters the TPMS sensors that are installed? No trip to the dealer or a tire shop needed? Just a paperclip? If so, that is excellent! Last edited by Augustus; 02-24-2012 at 10:05 AM. |
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