Hi, Guest
11-11-2009, 02:02 AM
NefCanuck,Nov 10 2009, 10:29 AM Wrote:Went back to Dixie Ford this time with part number in hand. Much different story this time and they ordered the tool no problem. I should have it in a day or so.
As nice as "universal" TPMS tool would be, the extra steps including an OBD II code reader / reset tool for some applicatrions make it far less useful than it would appear at first glance. <_<
NefCanuck
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No man, no extra steps, arm the divice, ready the car and point it at the Front Left tire then follow around counter clockwise stopping at each tire for 30secs.
Piece of cake. The OBII is only for older Nissan's and other older cars.
Currently - 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE 4X4 Work Truck. Needs a Super Charger
2012 F150 Eco Boost Work Truck < Died several times and now it's some farmer problem.
No Longer Sleeping/In Surgery Having A Heart Transplant - 2005 Focus ZX5 Sonic Blue Modified
Sold - 1992 Astro Van CS Sky Blue Stock
Sold - 1994 Excel 2DR HB Teal First Car
2012 F150 Eco Boost Work Truck < Died several times and now it's some farmer problem.
No Longer Sleeping/In Surgery Having A Heart Transplant - 2005 Focus ZX5 Sonic Blue Modified
Sold - 1992 Astro Van CS Sky Blue Stock
Sold - 1994 Excel 2DR HB Teal First Car