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Hey guys Hope someone can help, I Finally did it and bought a new baby, After 7 hard and fast years on the 2001 it was finally time!!
Trouble is I'm running 40psi and the tire sensor gods do not like this, Can I bump up the pressure sensor settings ?????
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Thats nice... I didn't even know you could put tire sensors on aftermarket rims.
Yeah from what I can tell they are in the valve stem
I like those wheels, nice looking truck man
The sensors are looking for about a 25% variance from the recommended pressure. Try running 37 psi instead, the light may go out.
Nice, thanks for the help
this was from Occ_Hazard
First take all the valve caps off...set parking brake...turn key to first click...press lock and unlock at the same time till horn honks...let out air of valve on DS FRT till horn honks (maybe 10sec)...after honk go to PS FRT and let air out till it honks...then go to PS REAR and let air out till horn honks...then go to DS REAR and let air out till horn honks twice...honk honk...system relearned
Next turn key to off and unlock parking brake...DONE
Now go check your air and adjust as needed
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yes there are in the valve stem
And resetting them won't help if you're running too much or too little pressure. I can change the set pressure in the module to make it work fine as long as it's at least 26 PSI and no more than 80 PSI.
What pressure are they looking for?
The module that controls the TPM on your truck is the remote control door lock receiver (RCDLR). For me to change the settings I'd have to have to truck. It's about 5 hours one way drive for 2 minutes worth of work. The RCDLR will usually turn on the message to check the tire pressures when it detects one of the tires is 7 PSI above or below the setting. Check the door jamb sticker for the factory tire settings.
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