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TCS AND VDC? are they linked?

Originally Posted by corbin09 Hey all for some reason my tire pressure sensors arent working (i put new wheels on and tried to disconnect the battery to reset them and

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Old 08-26-2009, 10:26 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Hey all for some reason my tire pressure sensors arent working (i put new wheels on and tried to disconnect the battery to reset them and it didnt work). Now when i turn my vdc off it still acts like it is on and wont allow the car to spin. I believe it spins a little more than when it is on, but it catches and the little slip light comes on. Are these two systems linked?
You need to have the TPMS sensors "recognized" by the ECM. This involves using a tool that receives the RF signal that each transmits and then putting that into the ECM. Most decent shops do this for a minimal fee.
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