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Re: Tire Pressure Warning Light -- 05 tundra wont reset ??
Did a Google search. Seems as though I jumped to answer too soon! While
the system is installed on the Toyotas, the consensus is that the monitoring
system is (should be) compatible with aftermarket wheels. The search turned
up some interesting questions to me, regarding snow tires etc on extra wheel
sets.
Bill
"Bill Hall" <bhallc21@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:YDxUg.1842$If3.461@trnddc07...[color=blue]
> If that is in fact the case, then there must be; (a) a reset button or (b)
> a circuit protection device (fuse) that could disable the system. I'll
> DAGS and see what I can find :>)
> Bill
> "B A R R Y" <balsapilot@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:W3xUg.12896$7I1.9018@newssvr27.news.prodigy.net...[color=green]
>> Bill Hall wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> Tire "pressure sensors" ???? Bah, humbug! If you do routine maintenance
>>> and check your tire pressure periodically ( visual and a $3.00 tire
>>> gage). Why bother with another money pit![/color]
>>
>> Because you can't get the truck without them?[/color]
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