That's a good question - I asked a couple and they did end up replacing the coolant at the very least because they have the battery out; I didn't think to ask about this though.
I used to think that this was illegal in USA, but on review it seems perhaps not. It is illegal to make a TPMS inoperative, but not to work on one that is already inoperative (failed).
NHTSA Clarifies 'Make Inoperative' Provisions of TPMS Regs - Tire Review Magazine
Lahtc
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I can get behind that.
Since my TPMS is already inoperative (it beeps at me for no reason), getting it not to beep at me is not disabling anything new-- it is simply changing an inoperative part from one type of inoperation to another.
Since my TPMS is already inoperative (it beeps at me for no reason), getting it not to beep at me is not disabling anything new-- it is simply changing an inoperative part from one type of inoperation to another.
are there some easy way disable the TPMS
I have TMPS error on my roadster but it's not equpt with it
Then tesla in sweden don't want take care of roadster (at lest not in Mölndal) and want me to drive down to Copenhagen to have it the issue fixed.
I have appox 3h drive to down to Copenhagen and need to recharge come home so that not so intresed to drive to them
I have TMPS error on my roadster but it's not equpt with it
Then tesla in sweden don't want take care of roadster (at lest not in Mölndal) and want me to drive down to Copenhagen to have it the issue fixed.
I have appox 3h drive to down to Copenhagen and need to recharge come home so that not so intresed to drive to them
