Tire pressure
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Last edited by Dan89FLSTC; Dec 4, 2025 at 07:35 AM.
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Some questions left unanswered.
Like pulling teeth!
If the new wheels have TPMS sensors in them then they can be programmed to be seen by the bike else it would be a **** show if a sensor failed and was changed. If the wheels don't then it's pretty obvious what has to be done, IMO.
Like pulling teeth!
If the new wheels have TPMS sensors in them then they can be programmed to be seen by the bike else it would be a **** show if a sensor failed and was changed. If the wheels don't then it's pretty obvious what has to be done, IMO.
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What your 'other' needs is a factory service manual.
First it was the 'he changed the brakes and no pressure' and now 'he didnt do TPMS right'. Maybe you can get him a manual for xmas. Im being serious, I keep a PDF manual on an old laptop in my garage so I can reference stuff like this while Im working on my bike. Best of luck.
So I had to come back and edit this so I didnt come off like a total *****. These newer Harleys are all electronics now and require new methods of working. Im an old school mechanic myself, I could set a carb and timing by ear, but those days are long gone. He should get a manual and use it, not only to make sure hes not missing a crucial step, but also to gauge if hes capable of the work.
First it was the 'he changed the brakes and no pressure' and now 'he didnt do TPMS right'. Maybe you can get him a manual for xmas. Im being serious, I keep a PDF manual on an old laptop in my garage so I can reference stuff like this while Im working on my bike. Best of luck.
So I had to come back and edit this so I didnt come off like a total *****. These newer Harleys are all electronics now and require new methods of working. Im an old school mechanic myself, I could set a carb and timing by ear, but those days are long gone. He should get a manual and use it, not only to make sure hes not missing a crucial step, but also to gauge if hes capable of the work.
Last edited by internet troll; Dec 6, 2025 at 07:24 PM.
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