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TMPS Disable

SGH said:
I plan on new sensors when tyres need replacing.
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When that time comes give Exel Wheels a call. Chris W will do you a good deal on the whole lot.
 
Connecting or disconnecting the unit only takes about 10 mins, it's just under the plastic shrouding under the bonnet.

Another vote for Chris at Exel, who just refurbed the wheels on my 997.1TT. Third time I've used him over the years - always great. He was quite happy to fit sensors I supplied. Got OE Huf sensors from Germany for 290 euro for the set with the valve stems. I replugged in the unit, got Northways to recode it while it was in for a service and 5 miles later, all working again.
 
Etyre's fitted me four sensors for £198 and they. Come to your house to fit them and rebalance your wheels in the price. I think the prices have increased slightly since then though
 
petes said:
Connecting or disconnecting the unit only takes about 10 mins, it's just under the plastic shrouding under the bonnet.

Another vote for Chris at Exel, who just refurbed the wheels on my 997.1TT. Third time I've used him over the years - always great. He was quite happy to fit sensors I supplied. Got OE Huf sensors from Germany for 290 euro for the set with the valve stems. I replugged in the unit, got Northways to recode it while it was in for a service and 5 miles later, all working again.
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Just got these wheels Chris he is going to fit sensors for me do you have link to sensors you bought ?
 

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Hi Gaz, which ones for the 997 tt?
 
I cant find the link however the box they came in was TPMS24.de and were £136.00


http://tpms-24.de/navi.php?qs=99760

cant confirm which one are the right ones maybe best to drop them a note
 
Cheers mate. Will message them.
:thumbs:
 
SGH said:
petes said:
Connecting or disconnecting the unit only takes about 10 mins, it's just under the plastic shrouding under the bonnet.

Another vote for Chris at Exel, who just refurbed the wheels on my 997.1TT. Third time I've used him over the years - always great. He was quite happy to fit sensors I supplied. Got OE Huf sensors from Germany for 290 euro for the set with the valve stems. I replugged in the unit, got Northways to recode it while it was in for a service and 5 miles later, all working again.
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Just got these wheels Chris he is going to fit sensors for me do you have link to sensors you bought ?
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Nice!

Link was

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22276867...714e8317100&bu=43110507620&cp=1&sojTags=bu=bu

Not showing anymore at the moment, but maybe worth contacting the seller. He was very helpful.
 
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