2012 TPM no data
10-24-2011, 02:52 AM
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2012 TPM no data
Hi, guys. I am not sure if this exact question has been asked after searching through some other threads, so I will try here.
I am working in a foreign country (China) receiving 2012 Camaros for import. I have a vehicle at the port that does not show any data for the TPMs - just dashes instead of a value. I am assuming they would have been learned correctly at the factory or else the vehicle would have failed the dynamic test systems and also would have an indicator light on the cockpit.
Any thoughts as to the next steps to take? It is not real simple to find a TPM tool and try to re-learn the TPMs.
Thanks for your time.
Michael
I am working in a foreign country (China) receiving 2012 Camaros for import. I have a vehicle at the port that does not show any data for the TPMs - just dashes instead of a value. I am assuming they would have been learned correctly at the factory or else the vehicle would have failed the dynamic test systems and also would have an indicator light on the cockpit.
Any thoughts as to the next steps to take? It is not real simple to find a TPM tool and try to re-learn the TPMs.
Thanks for your time.
Michael
10-26-2011, 10:23 AM
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Re: 2012 TPM no data
Hi, guys. I am not sure if this exact question has been asked after searching through some other threads, so I will try here.
I am working in a foreign country (China) receiving 2012 Camaros for import. I have a vehicle at the port that does not show any data for the TPMs - just dashes instead of a value. I am assuming they would have been learned correctly at the factory or else the vehicle would have failed the dynamic test systems and also would have an indicator light on the cockpit.
Any thoughts as to the next steps to take? It is not real simple to find a TPM tool and try to re-learn the TPMs.
Thanks for your time.
Michael
I am working in a foreign country (China) receiving 2012 Camaros for import. I have a vehicle at the port that does not show any data for the TPMs - just dashes instead of a value. I am assuming they would have been learned correctly at the factory or else the vehicle would have failed the dynamic test systems and also would have an indicator light on the cockpit.
Any thoughts as to the next steps to take? It is not real simple to find a TPM tool and try to re-learn the TPMs.
Thanks for your time.
Michael
You can reset 2010-2011s without a tool. 2012s require a tool.
You can buy the tool here for $62:
https://gmspecialservicetools.spx.co...s.aspx?id=5677
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