Was a pilot, do not like lights on the dash informing me I am in danger when it is false. So I bought this UK made TPMS bypass sensor to remove that wheel image. Well it did not work and I fill like an idiot for being scammed at 60. Anybody else fall for it?
You can remove the bulb inside your dashboard.
Was it programmed for your car? TPMS in wheels emit frequency to transmit pressure data to a car.
@g-t
Have a 10yr old vehicle. The potted batteries in the rims have failed. This magical device was to send a signal to my on board receiver to trip the light off on the dash. It is suppose to be vehicle specific when I ordered it. Web site looks so legit, and when the AAs are put in a LED flashes. They are playing on the fact that 4 TPMS sensors cost about $400 here. P.S I am a Mechanical Electronic trouble shooter.
Why don't you make a complaint about it or/and return the product? Unless there was a scam. Which site is that?
@g-t
Because of Covid did not make the window for the return to the UK. And that would have cost me more. It is not the money, it is my gullibility. The site was TPMSbypass.Com. Entertain yourself and check it out.
Did you try to contact them? They have that option on their site. And return policy is also there.