Tire Pressure Monitor
08-13-2008, 09:21 AM
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Tire Pressure Monitor
Sounds like I am getting some 07 Tahoe 20's for my 08 CC.
My brother has them, and had them on his 06 Suburban. He had his TPM's from the 06 installed when he purchased them.
I am guessing that they will not work with my 08. Anyone know for sure?
My brother has them, and had them on his 06 Suburban. He had his TPM's from the 06 installed when he purchased them.
I am guessing that they will not work with my 08. Anyone know for sure?
08-13-2008, 11:04 AM
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Hmmm...could be a different frequency.
I would bolt them up and do the relearn yourself in the d-way for free. Its simple to do and theres a how too in your owners manual on it...takes maybe 5min tops. If it doesnt relearn then you know for sure you will need the newer sensors installed.
I would bolt them up and do the relearn yourself in the d-way for free. Its simple to do and theres a how too in your owners manual on it...takes maybe 5min tops. If it doesnt relearn then you know for sure you will need the newer sensors installed.
08-13-2008, 02:09 PM
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Well lets see....when I rotated my 18's I did the relearn...honk honk...then when I bought some used LTZ 20's I did the relearn...honk honk...then when I got my 22's I did the relearn...honk honk...then with my current 20's I did the relearn...honk honk...I can do it less than a minute now...super easy.
If you ever plan on rotating your tires, you might as well learn how to do it yourself.
If you ever plan on rotating your tires, you might as well learn how to do it yourself.
08-13-2008, 02:15 PM
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Well lets see....when I rotated my 18's I did the relearn...honk honk...then when I bought some used LTZ 20's I did the relearn...honk honk...then when I got my 22's I did the relearn...honk honk...then with my current 20's I did the relearn...honk honk...I can do it less than a minute now...super easy.
If you ever plan on rotating your tires, you might as well learn how to do it yourself.
If you ever plan on rotating your tires, you might as well learn how to do it yourself.
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08-13-2008, 03:05 PM
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this was "dirst track race 81" reply in my thread, lol
you first have to open the door, set in the truck and close the door, turn the key to the on position grab your nuts for 7.8 seconds, then put the vehicle in neutral, pess the parking brake, turn the radio on, jump out of the truck, run around the truck 2 times acting like a monkey and grabbings your nuts and then come back to the truck, hop in and turn the key off, then put it in park..
anyways the vehicles that have those are junk..i replaced 4-8 of those a day for the dealership here in town.
It's in the manual in your glove box.
you first have to open the door, set in the truck and close the door, turn the key to the on position grab your nuts for 7.8 seconds, then put the vehicle in neutral, pess the parking brake, turn the radio on, jump out of the truck, run around the truck 2 times acting like a monkey and grabbings your nuts and then come back to the truck, hop in and turn the key off, then put it in park..
anyways the vehicles that have those are junk..i replaced 4-8 of those a day for the dealership here in town.
It's in the manual in your glove box.