'07 Suburban Remote Start quit Working
10-31-2012, 01:27 PM
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It depends on what type of tire pressure monitoring system you have. On my 2001 Bonneville low tire pressure is detected by the wheel speed sensors that detect differences in rotational speeds from one wheel to the others. There is no transmission, therefore no relationship to the receiver for the FOB commands. Other vehicles have TPMS transmitters in each wheel that actually transmit a signal to a receiver with tire pressure status. As far as I know, the receiver on those vehicles for TPMS will be a common receiver to the remote FOB transmitter.
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10-31-2012, 01:47 PM
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seems most models went to the in wheel sensors 05-06ish my 07 has them and my previous 04 didnt. the wheel speed one is a pain its always messed up or needs reset.
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Always good to know what has changed, and try to keep up with it all. You never know when this info could help someone else down the line. Thanks again for the responses.
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