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mine have been going off lately with the extreme heat...has anyone had that issues, as it seems the pressure in the tires fluctuates around 5psi +/- while driving in this weather. common?
Thanks for all that input folks. Much appreciated. I've had the TPMS module replaced over a year ago. Out of warranty the cost was exorbitant. It also completely shut my car down when it failed and rendered the car undriveable. That sucked.
It is bizarre. I've been running with the error for three years now but when my main battery died and they gave me a loaner battery, which I still have since March 2017, they said it was because of a faulty TPMS thingy ma jig. Go figureThat's bizarre, I've driven without TPS for months when I bought new wheels and had to order new TPS for them,error is constant but car is fully functional with no TPS.
That makes no sense whatsoever. Our original Baolong (that's what the 2.5 Roadsters and early Model S's have - cheapest of the cheap garbage) system went out in our Model S and we drove with them broken for a long time (not 3 years, more like 1) before we gave in and had them upgraded to the new Continental system used in the current models. No battery issues cropped up during the error time.It is bizarre. I've been running with the error for three years now but when my main battery died and they gave me a loaner battery, which I still have since March 2017, they said it was because of a faulty TPMS thingy ma jig. Go figure
US Federal law, can be bypassed by not living in the US, like the person asking the question.Yes, Federal Law, cannot by bypassed or silenced without hacking the car. We are having huge problems with this on the Roadster Forum. The 2.5 Roadster TPMS is a steaming pile of crap and in some cases (including mine) is unfixable by Tesla. We are cooking up a way to insert signals onto the bus to "give the computer what it wants" and silence the alarms.
Thanks for the Heisenberg Bump on the 7 year old thread. A lot of us have been waiting a super long time for someone to clear that up for us.US Federal law, can be bypassed by not living in the US, like the person asking the question.
Any news on disabling the terrible TPMS system? Any info on the box? Something like a fake TPMS monitoring / receiver box comes to mind as a solution.We are cooking up a way to insert signals onto the bus to "give the computer what it wants" and silence the alarms.
Ok, I think I'll still proceed with making the mock-TPMS. I know people who have similar annoying issues of not knowing what the car complains about with the Continental system as well.Hi @jammi Sorry, no movement and I have since sold my Roadster for a Model X Plaid.
We did the Continental upgrade on my wife's Previous P85 and it worked fine. It's mostly pulling up the carpet along the driver's side. I don't recall them tearing into the dash.