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JDI introduces new line of TPMS sensors
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Hamaton releases TPMS programming app update
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Michelin creates 'entry-level' TPMS for mining, quarry sectors
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VW to recall 225K vehicles for TPMS software update
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JohnDow launches retrofit TPMS for trailers, ATVs
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Hamaton releasing aftermarket BLE sensor for Teslas
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U-Pro Hybrid 2.0 Clamp-In Dual-Frequency Sensor from Hamaton
U-Pro Hybrid 2.0 Sensor
The only dual frequency, configurable and programmable TPMS sensor.
97% of direct TPMS-enabled vehicle coverage with 100% potential due to continual programmable updates.
Configure and program sensor in 1-3 and 7-10 seconds respectively – the fastest times on the market.
Dual valve capability – allowing independent replacement of the valve stem, and the ability to exchange between an Alloy Clamp-In, Black Clamp-In, Graphite Clamp-In or Snap-In valve.
Reliable Maxell battery, with the latest NXP chipset and lightweight, durable housing.
Designed for optimum compatibility with OE and aftermarket wheels – no adjustment necessary.
Auto-location functionality for LOS, WAL, PAL and SAL.
The use of 315Mhz is prohibited in Europe.
Nut Torque: 35.4in-lbs
Screw Torque: 12.39in-lbs
Comparative Part Numbers: 72-21-957,
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Chevrolet C6 Corvette Relearn
the owner?s manual on the door placard).
2. Turn the Ignition key to the ACCESSORY position and apply the parking brake.
3. At the same time, press the LOCK and UNLOCK buttons on the keyless entry remote for
several seconds.
4. The horn should sound letting you know that the vehicle has entered into TPMS re-learn
mode.
5. Place the trigger tools antenna against the driver?s side front tire?s sidewall aimed at the valve
stem location.
6. Hold down the left button on the trigger tool until the horn sounds.
7. The horn sound lets you know that the vehicle just registered that sensor.
8. You can now move on to the passenger side front tire.
9. Once again, place the trigger tool against the tire?s sidewall at the valve stem location and hold
down the left button.
10. Once the horn sounds you can move on to the passenger side rear tire and finish with the
driver side rear tire.
11. Once the driver side rear tire is registered, the vehicle?s horn should sound twice to note
that the re-learn procedure is complete.
12. You can now turn the vehicle off.
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JohnDow introduces online Learning Hub
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