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Someone with a 911 diagnostic tool, 2hr. from Joliet Il. OR?
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bicyclenut
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Jerry, I’m in Sugar Grove 25 miles from Joliet just off Rt 30. Have a GS-911, not familiar that model and haven’t reset TPMS yet, but technical so if they say it can be done, I’m sure we could figure it out.
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Let us know how it goes...if you learn something, others might want to hear.With the fine weather,, I will have to curb my dayly riding and take off the rear wheel,, and replace the sending unit (remembering to record the # on it)... Then berake the bead on the front tire,, to see the front sending unit and wright down that #....... then I will be prepared to have them turned on... and paired to my bike s computer................ I changed the oil today,,,, and will start to replace the new sending module on rear tomorrow........ rain is predicted tomorrow....... jerry
mrvvrroomm
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You don't have to break the bead to discover the TPMS serial number.With the fine weather,, I will have to curb my dayly riding and take off the rear wheel,, and replace the sending unit (remembering to record the # on it)... Then berake the bead on the front tire,, to see the front sending unit and wright down that #....... then I will be prepared to have them turned on... and paired to my bike s computer................ I changed the oil today,,,, and will start to replace the new sending module on rear tomorrow........ rain is predicted tomorrow....... jerry
https://www.jbtoolsales.com/autel-t...eZUYumLEFnqB4exI_kbkH1WnXbMwHgScaAt8HEALw_wcB
Buy one of these, or find someone that has one.
I use this to wake up and record my TPMS. We have a spare wheel for our pair of RS's. This and a GS-911 are a pair of valuable tools to have in your garage.
http://www.hexcode.co.za/products/gs-911/procedures/rdc
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