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Old Mar 9, 2018 | 12:34 PM
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TPSM register issue on set 20in OEM Rims 2017 Carrera

Had 19in OEM 911 rims on my 2017 Carrera.

Put on a used set of 2015 20in OEM Rims w/ oem sensors.

Now Car error says needs TPSM are not registering and need to bring to dealer?

Do I need to bring to dealer to syce?

TPSM sensors are only 3 years old with 1500 miles on them.

What a hassel.

thanks for the help
 
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Originally Posted by stump4545
Had 19in OEM 911 rims on my 2017 Carrera.

Put on a used set of 2015 20in OEM Rims w/ oem sensors.

Now Car error says needs TPSM are not registering and need to bring to dealer?

Do I need to bring to dealer to syce?

TPSM sensors are only 3 years old with 1500 miles on them.

What a hassel.

thanks for the help
Go thru your menu tab (joy stick on column) and do a reset so it will re-learn those sensors and you will be good.
 
Old Mar 9, 2018 | 01:48 PM
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Thank you, but when you say reset do I find that in TPSM menu or is it a general system reset?

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Old Mar 9, 2018 | 02:07 PM
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Go to the tire pressure screen and change the tire type to winter. Turn off the car lock the door wait about a minute or two. Unlock go to the menu and set the tire type and set to summer. Start the car and drive. Should reset in a few miles.
 
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I may be wrong, but I believe that TPSM sensors changed between '15 and '17. You may need new sensors.
 
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Originally Posted by dbh
I may be wrong, but I believe that TPSM sensors changed between '15 and '17. You may need new sensors.
That is correct, they changed on the .2
 
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Can any confirm this that TPMS sensors from 2015 911 rims are not good for 2017 911?

btw if i had to change all four sensors what is cost approx for this job?

boo.

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Yes, you need a new set.

Buy the ones below, you can chose the stem color as well.

http://www.tpms.com/2017_Porsche_911...PMS_s/6789.htm
 
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Is it best I buy sensors and have tire shop put in, or do shops like to install and use their own sensors?

any idea what cost to install might be?


thanks for helping me sort this out.
 
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Originally Posted by stump4545
Is it best I buy sensors and have tire shop put in, or do shops like to install and use their own sensors?

any idea what cost to install might be?


thanks for helping me sort this out.
Bring your own and have them install them.
 
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Originally Posted by Paxton
Bring your own and have them install them.
The tire shop will then decline any guarantee.
 
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Originally Posted by dbh
The tire shop will then decline any guarantee.
I've never had a TPMS sensor fail in 10+ years I've had vehicles with them. How much is your installer charging you for a set of 4? The link I provided is for the same OEM quality than the ones you would buy directly from Porsche but at a much better pricing.
 
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Offsets for wheels also changed. Make sure your wheels fit alright.
 
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