In a 2009 Aveo sedan where is the TPMS module located?
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In a 2009 Aveo sedan where is the TPMS module located?
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attached to the valve stem...or are you referring to the recievers?
Yes the receiver module Part number 96 963 200 Control Unit A-TPMSQuote:
Originally Posted by Pickles
Where is this module?
Where are you getting that part number from? Im not sure I understand what exactly you are looking for, and why..
There is 4 receivers for the 4 TPMS modules. I would assume that they all send a signal to either a BCM or the ECU itself..are you looking for one of the 4 receivers?
I looked up aveo TPMS module on ebay. 08 09 10 11 Chevy Aveo Factory Tire Pressure Module TPMS ECM | eBayQuote:
Originally Posted by Pickles
I think the OP wants the location of the TPMS Control Module, and NOT the Sensors themselves. I looked in Scoots, and under the dash in the driver's footwell next to 3 connectors, I saw a module that looked EXACTLY like the picture in the Ebay auction that the OP linked us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pickles
Bingo Thank You!Quote:
Originally Posted by 2010AveoLT
Found the module and found a way to defeat it. No more TPMS and so far No More Light!!!
Ohh I gotcha. Also, that eBay link doesn't work for me...
Wait wait, how did you trick the TPMS module?
I don't understand why you would want to, but meh. I keep them in my winter tires because that's the only time my tire pressures drop. I check my summer tires every 1-2 weeks
yea me too!! When I took the cluster apart to cut the LCD screen surroundings... I put tape behind the tpms logo! No more light! Did the same for the daytime runner light too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rainbow1616
I did it, cause when I buy rims I don't want to spend an extra $150 on stupid sensors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pickles
I wanted to get new wheels and tires for summer use but when I saw I would have to dump another 200 bucks in for TPMS sensors and programming I thought twice. Anyone tried that TPMS canister trick? I saw this on another forum TPMS PVC trick works! UPDATED W/PICS - Scionlife.com
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I have summer and winter wheels. I just ignore the tpms light and got valve stems that tell me if my pressure is low
LOL, that's one way to do it :) some of us neurotic people cant stand to have that light on ;) I think I could learn to live with it if it saves me a couple hundred bucks. Just one more thing this friggin government enforces on us costing us even more to live. As if taxes aren't bad enough!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pickles
pulling the tpms fuse doesn't work for you guys... huh?
The tpms is tied in with the radio, remote unlock, and clock, so that's a no go lolQuote:
Originally Posted by petrified.rabbit