Thank you for this information. I am not an expert by any means. I just doing all this stuff on my own in my driveway. That’s the reason I had all 4 tpms sensors replaced first and used the obd reader to eliminate the light, and the last resort was to bypass it. The only thing i could think of is the tpms module could be malfunctioning…but that thing is expensive. I agree that doing the right thing was better but unfortunately it did not work so this a temporary remedy. Worst case you can reconnect everything back again 😅. Thanks for sharing your experiences 👍
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Bypassing the TPMS warning light is not fixing the problem. Here in the UK a vehicle will fail the annual inspection if the warning light is bypassed.
Thank you for this information. I am not an expert by any means. I just doing all this stuff on my own in my driveway. That’s the reason I had all 4 tpms sensors replaced first and used the obd reader to eliminate the light, and the last resort was to bypass it. The only thing i could think of is the tpms module could be malfunctioning…but that thing is expensive. I agree that doing the right thing was better but unfortunately it did not work so this a temporary remedy. Worst case you can reconnect everything back again 😅. Thanks for sharing your experiences 👍