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Tire Pressure Monitor
I was reading around, & I heard that the new Cobalts have tire pressure monitoring systems. Is this just a light on the dash that lights up when a tire is low, or does it display the tire pressure?
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I though you meant the new cobalts coming out.....
i havent heard of any current models having it
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yup your dead right
http://www.nctd.com/review-intro.cfm...&ReviewID=4302
Standard safety features now include head-curtain airbags and a tire-pressure monitor
i havent heard of any current models having it
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yup your dead right
http://www.nctd.com/review-intro.cfm...&ReviewID=4302
Standard safety features now include head-curtain airbags and a tire-pressure monitor
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I though you meant the new cobalts coming out.....
i havent heard of any current models having it
EDIT:
yup your dead right
http://www.nctd.com/review-intro.cfm...&ReviewID=4302
Standard safety features now include head-curtain airbags and a tire-pressure monitor
i havent heard of any current models having it
EDIT:
yup your dead right
http://www.nctd.com/review-intro.cfm...&ReviewID=4302
Standard safety features now include head-curtain airbags and a tire-pressure monitor
But the link does not work.
Here's the link I found, & it says it just sets a light off somewhere.
http://www.caranddriver.com/dailyaut...Make=CHEVROLET
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yes the new balts have a digital display of the tire pressure under the tach. RF LF in on menu RR LR in another. Im curious to see what the shop does when I get 18's with low pros.
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I think there's something like magnets in the wheels that relay the information..... A buddy of mine has a 04 Jeep Liberty Limited w/ a TPMS. & He has like magnets on the inside of the rim.
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I just installed a set of chrome 18's on one of our 08 show room cobalts. The TPM sensors are a 2 piece design. The valve stem is rubber with a brass extension coming out of the bottom. The actual sensor bolts to the stem with a T-10 torex screw. You'll have to source the valve stems from GM but they are available and fit in any wheel.
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I just installed a set of chrome 18's on one of our 08 show room cobalts. The TPM sensors are a 2 piece design. The valve stem is rubber with a brass extension coming out of the bottom. The actual sensor bolts to the stem with a T-10 torex screw. You'll have to source the valve stems from GM but they are available and fit in any wheel.
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There are also these ones, if you have the TPMS.
https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/wheels-tires-96/wheel-pressure-sensor-s-88327/
I am running them in my snows and they work perfect. Cost me less than $30 per sensor. Once installed, you need to have them re-learned at the dealer.
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https://www.cobaltss.net/forums/wheels-tires-96/wheel-pressure-sensor-s-88327/
I am running them in my snows and they work perfect. Cost me less than $30 per sensor. Once installed, you need to have them re-learned at the dealer.
Later,
Brad
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i have an 08 ls and mine has the TPMS, i just threw off the system because i put konig 18s on, the new rims + tires dont have the pressure sensor so the DIC is warning me of a malfunction. It used to show all four tires exact PSI according to the sensors. neat feature but for now it's not workign with the new tires. i might get some installed when i take them off to paint them later on.
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The newest GM sensors are pretty decent.......but the Ford, Dodge, and many import sensors are complete garbage. Easy to break because they are fixed (the new gm ones can flex a bit) and also valve cores tend to get corroded in......which destroys the sensor. Most TPS are much more trouble than they're worth.
You can take them out of your stock wheels and put them in your Konigs. We do that all the time at my work.
i have an 08 ls and mine has the TPMS, i just threw off the system because i put konig 18s on, the new rims + tires dont have the pressure sensor so the DIC is warning me of a malfunction. It used to show all four tires exact PSI according to the sensors. neat feature but for now it's not workign with the new tires. i might get some installed when i take them off to paint them later on.
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Man I'm getting a 2009 SS/TC and i'm gonna need some WINTERS...haha MN.
Wow what to I do then?
--i'm sticking with aftermarket 18's when I buy them so the size might not be as much an issue.
---get some rims that can incorporate TPM's or do the ones for the BALT fit in all rims?
---I have to get the TPM's re-learned when putting on each set or when getting them rotated?
So I learned a little bit maybe...can anyone help?
Thanks
SS_carnatic
Wow what to I do then?
--i'm sticking with aftermarket 18's when I buy them so the size might not be as much an issue.
---get some rims that can incorporate TPM's or do the ones for the BALT fit in all rims?
---I have to get the TPM's re-learned when putting on each set or when getting them rotated?
So I learned a little bit maybe...can anyone help?
Thanks
SS_carnatic
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Man I'm getting a 2009 SS/TC and i'm gonna need some WINTERS...haha MN.
Wow what to I do then?
--i'm sticking with aftermarket 18's when I buy them so the size might not be as much an issue.
---get some rims that can incorporate TPM's or do the ones for the BALT fit in all rims?
---I have to get the TPM's re-learned when putting on each set or when getting them rotated?
So I learned a little bit maybe...can anyone help?
Thanks
SS_carnatic
Wow what to I do then?
--i'm sticking with aftermarket 18's when I buy them so the size might not be as much an issue.
---get some rims that can incorporate TPM's or do the ones for the BALT fit in all rims?
---I have to get the TPM's re-learned when putting on each set or when getting them rotated?
So I learned a little bit maybe...can anyone help?
Thanks
SS_carnatic
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