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12-20-2010, 05:58 PM
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Can I pull a fuse/relay to shut off the TMPS?
My TPMS light has been blinking, not all of the time but sometimes. I tried filling up the tires with air a couple times and it would start blinking again about 10 minutes afterward. I also took the car to town fair tire, a guy used the TPMS scanner and told me at least 1 is bad. I personally don't want to spend $100 to $150 to get new TPMS and have them installed right now, so, is there a way to just shut it off? If there is a fuse or relay, can I pull it without having affecting anything else?
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12-20-2010, 06:06 PM
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Re: Can I pull a fuse/relay to shut off the TMPS?
unfortunately not. you have to live with the light, or cover it up.
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12-20-2010, 06:20 PM
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Re: Can I pull a fuse/relay to shut off the TMPS?
[quote author=John_in_the_LBC link=topic=183804.msg3888296#msg3888296 date=1292886362]
unfortunately not. you have to live with the light, or cover it up. [/quote] In that case, any recommendations on aftermarket TPMS sensors that would work? Dealer told me today that they do not have to be programed, they self-program. |
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12-20-2010, 10:19 PM
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Re: Can I pull a fuse/relay to shut off the TMPS?
ebay search for mazda tpms. i picked up a set of 4 for 50$ brand new. no problems whats so ever
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12-21-2010, 12:13 PM
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Re: Can I pull a fuse/relay to shut off the TMPS?
[quote author=Carowen link=topic=183804.msg3888477#msg3888477 date=1292901599]
ebay search for mazda tpms. i picked up a set of 4 for 50$ brand new. no problems whats so ever [/quote] I'll keep my eye out. I see a set of 4 for 95 but I dont need them right now. Maybe I'll just wait untill something with a good price comes available. Can anyone confirm that they are self-programing? |
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