Im not recommending this but I know many sx4's got the gauge cluster pulled , the lens removed and a black piece of electrical tape put over the low tire icon. Seems to me to be better than hacking up the clusters circuit board . The amount of man hrs and money the tpms industry has wasted is insan...

Here's a big ask but some of you may have a resource,

Does anyone have access to the wiring diagram of the gauge cluster. My shop is confident they can do it but they do want a diagram to make sure that do the correct diode.

The misadventures continue. Let me preface by saying yes, Four brand new OEM Suzuki-sourced by the dealership-from the Suzuki Warehouse-wherever it is in California-TPMS sensors have been installed in the car. After the previous 5 sets failed to work. It's only money. The dealership had thought it w...

The tire pressure monitor sensors that I steered you into, worked for me but yet I only had purchased one set of four which I used two of them on separate cars and they worked fine. I’m thinking that they may in question right now. The proper replacement through continental would be SE10001HP. Foun...

The twists and turns have continued, I've been without the car for a total of 5 days, and a total of four different sets of TPMS sensors have gone into the car including OEM Continental/VDO ones, The general consensus at the moment is that it's not a sensor or programming issue, it's the keyless sta...

Shops have access to tools that can re-register that fairly easy for them. The tools are not completely necessary, it can be done without any tools and you could find that information by searching the site but I always use the tools it’s just so much easier for me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatal...

old tech wrote: ↑Sat Nov 06, 2021 1:12 am just punch into ebay 43130-57L00. These will work perfect. You must register them.

Just ordered them,

Is the registration done by the shop with the scan tool?
Excuse my ignorance.
I've read so many threads today

Checked the spare as well, but didn't think to change the sensor in it. UPDATE, 35 miles, and an hour later, the flashing light went out. [emoji2371] This car man. The problem I think you are having is they have used a brand that is not compatible. They work in all other respects but make the light...

Checked the spare as well, but didn't think to change the sensor in it. UPDATE, 35 miles, and an hour later, the flashing light went out. [emoji2371] This car man. The problem I think you are having is they have used a brand that is not compatible. They work in all other respects but make the light...

Checked the spare as well, but didn't think to change the sensor in it.

UPDATE, 35 miles, and an hour later, the flashing light went out.
Untill I started driving again.
This car man.