TPMS, No pressure indication.
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TPMS, No pressure indication.
Just had all sensors replaced in my 2008 Aura. Used programmer that I have for my truck instead of changing the tire pressure. Got all the chirps and lights for all 4 and the final 2 saying programming is complete.
I don't have any pressure indication for any of the tires.
Idea's?
I don't have any pressure indication for any of the tires.
Idea's?
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Did it used to show tire pressures? I don't know a damned thing about Auras. I didn't know that they apparently show the pressure in each tire. I don't get a tire light in my car unless one is low. Then I have to figure out which one!
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Yes it shows pressure for all tires.
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Find someone with a GM service tool, probably a Tech II, to program them.
What is the actual brand name on the box?
Not being sarcastic.
AC Delco and AC Delco professional are absolutely not the same.
AC Delco professional consists of whoever bid the highest to get the AC Delco professional name to put on their box so that they can charge you an extra $15 per part when you're really buying a piece of ****. I learned this when buying a thermostat and housing for my S car. Inside the AC Delco professional box was a thermostat and housing known throughout the Saturn community to be the absolute biggest piece of crap you'd never want to put in your car because it lasts for an average of 3 months. Mine lasted 2 days and overheated my car in the garage. While some genuine AC Delco parts are in fact relabeled parts from other manufacturers or not even relabeled parts from other manufacturers, unless they are counterfeit you can pretty much trust they are in fact OEM.
ACDelco professional? You don't know what the **** you're getting until it arrives and you open the box.
What is the actual brand name on the box?
Not being sarcastic.
AC Delco and AC Delco professional are absolutely not the same.
AC Delco professional consists of whoever bid the highest to get the AC Delco professional name to put on their box so that they can charge you an extra $15 per part when you're really buying a piece of ****. I learned this when buying a thermostat and housing for my S car. Inside the AC Delco professional box was a thermostat and housing known throughout the Saturn community to be the absolute biggest piece of crap you'd never want to put in your car because it lasts for an average of 3 months. Mine lasted 2 days and overheated my car in the garage. While some genuine AC Delco parts are in fact relabeled parts from other manufacturers or not even relabeled parts from other manufacturers, unless they are counterfeit you can pretty much trust they are in fact OEM.
ACDelco professional? You don't know what the **** you're getting until it arrives and you open the box.