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TPMS questions keep popping up.
To all the technical men out there
Hope there are someone that can help.
On the CVO can the TPMS on the boombox be deactivated with out removing the censors from the wheels and what must be done to do so
TPMS questions keep popping up.
To all the technical men out there
Hope there are someone that can help.
On the CVO can the TPMS on the boombox be deactivated with out removing the censors from the wheels and what must be done to do so
Very curious why you would want to do that? Do they interfere with something else?
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NO, they DON'T all do that!
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Thanks the first positive remark.
I thought that the riders in the USA would have done some homework by now and have come up with a solution.
The riders here in South Africa goes with the valve caps system for we have to in port everything and with the R/$ exchange rate makes it very expensive.
Where are the technicians on the forum with there feed back. It seems as if the TPMS are a holy grail and nobody wants to venture into that area.
Why is everybody so secretive.
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Very curious why you would want to do that? Do they interfere with something else?
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Not to speak for the OP but his initial question is implying that he wants to be able to turn it on a non-cvo bike stating that if for what ever reason someone with a CVO bike would not want to run the TPMS they can shut it off.
I don't know much about the BCM. It's not like the ECM where lots of money can be made by decoding for performance gains. I would have to believe that everything engine and electrical control wise is built into these bikes whether they are a CVO or not. It is the same for the lighting between Ultra's SG and Road kings.
I am with the OP on this one. Who would know what options are available in Digital Tech for the TPMS?
TPMS are safety equipment. A shop disabling it is facing a $5000.00 fine
So are you saying it can't be turned on of off by accessing the BCM? That is the question. I would love to know what's living in there that can be changed.
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