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Tire Pressure Sensors
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...yes, or....Somewhere on this forum or in an Concourier issue there is a post/article that Brian Felice authored that shows how to use wood clamps and such to access the TPMS with the tires still on the bike for battery replacement.
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I found Brian's post but alas like Brian, the photos are gone.
Scroll down the thread for photos. (Thanks Konehead!)
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Scroll down the thread for photos. (Thanks Konehead!)
On-the-bike TPS sensor change
I have been tinkering around with trying to break the bead on the rear tire of a C-14 on the bike, then push one side of the tire over enough to get the TPS sensor out without removing the tire / wheel ass'y from the bike. I have not been successful as I do not have anything large enough in the...
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There are scanners that can read the data. I had one when I was a dealer for LDL, I returned it when they dropped their aftermarket line. Ldl made the first Gen sensors Kawasaki used.. Might just run it by a tire store and asked them if they can probe it. Im sure it will still need a little battery power though
I had used the clamp method to replace mine and have 1 picture of my rear tire. Irwin clamps (ill see.if the model numbers on them) and a couple of wooden blocks to hold the bead off the rim as u work the clamps around..I found Brian's post but alas like Brian, the photos are gone.
On-the-bike TPS sensor change
I have been tinkering around with trying to break the bead on the rear tire of a C-14 on the bike, then push one side of the tire over enough to get the TPS sensor out without removing the tire / wheel ass'y from the bike. I have not been successful as I do not have anything large enough in the...
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I was responding to breaking the bead and clamping. My pad can read through the tire. IIRC it wouldn't read the OEM sensor. Maybe I should take it for a ride to wake up the sensors and then try. It would just be for giggles, as I have a KDS as well and can retrieve them with that.
Marty, and anyone Interested.....if u click on Marty's provided link, and continue scrolling through the thread, brians photos are THERE. Showing how it can be done...ya hooo!!
