From my deep memories of working on a Hillman Imp when living in Europe this is what I remember
Step 1 remove engine from vehicle
Step 2 when engine is out of vehicle...
The steps between 1 and 2 were measured in hours of stripped bolts and bruised knuckles. A good door stop
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For reference and for those who have the Launch CReader Elite for Toyota/Lexus here is the procedure to access and register your TPMS sensors.
Once you turn ignition on and connect up the device to your OBD2 port;
To Check the sensors:
1) Diagnostics
2) Toyota
3) Notes (scroll partially) ->...
Thanks for that. Since the sensors they insisted on installing (I had bought a set of Denso IIRC) are not being displayed it can be either:
1) They never cloned them (very probable)
2) They are the wrong ones.
I've called the tire shop and asked the manager to call me back. I got them to...
Thanks I had them put on by a reputable tire place; I'd have to search to see if they put down the brand. So did you still have to reset them or did they automatically recognize them?
siberian
If this should be posted in the SQOTD, my apologies.
So since I change tires by season and the 2021 LC200 doesn't have multiple memory slots for this, I cloned the TPMS sensors.
Changed to winter tires (Nokian Hakka studded FWIW) and expected the system to not see any difference since I made...
So it's been 16 years since I sold my very modded '99 Durango (shaker scoop, headers...); piece of crap car but was fun modding it. So as I was saying it's been 16 years since I had to deal with the non German way of changing tires. On those, you hang the tire on a pin and slide it in; easy...
I won't bother with the AK village price. At least here one can sort of understand remoteness, vast distances, few people. California... it's well ...what it is...
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