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He is trying to dis able the tpms light on his dash. any suggestions ??? 2012 Goldwing
There are a couple of ways of going about this: More or less permanent which entails cutting and soldering a couple of wires . . . . or . . . . switchable (for the less than 100% decided) . . . . the attached covers both methods.
Yup, each wheel has its own sensor. If either one of the sensors has an issue (or is missing) the TPMS Light comes on. Then you get to guess which wheel has the low tire pressure and/or failing battery. It's both useful AND it's annoying!My first question is, do both wheels HAVE TPMS sensors in them? I had three sets of wheels for my 2012. Some of them had the sensors, while others did not. As I swapped wheels for various reasons, I gave up on trying to handle the TPMS sensor light, because I never knew if I had the sensors on either wheel, or not.
Joe
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When I was running a CT a piece of black tape worked well