Hi,
After reading old posts, I know this has come up before, but just
wanted to repost to see if any new information has arised. I have an 06
Taco TRD Access Cab. Just had 4 winter tires installed on 4 factory
steel wheels without sensors. I was not aware there would be no
override capability in the system and now have the telltale light
flashing non-stop. My local dealership told me that I will have to
live with this until I put my alloys back on or buy new sensors for my
steels. I am not interested in permanently disabling the feature (I
like it when it works ;-) and certainly not interested in tearing apart
my dash.
Any new information or work arounds anyone has found?
Thanks
Darryl
Noon-Air - 20 Dec 2006 19:01 GMT
bite the bullet and get the sensors installed on the steel rims
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Wolfgang - 22 Dec 2006 02:48 GMT
No fuse you can pull to disable the light?
> bite the bullet and get the sensors installed on the steel rims
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Noon-Air - 22 Dec 2006 03:11 GMT
nope
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Tekkie® - 27 Dec 2006 01:04 GMT
dp posted for all of us...
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> Darryl
If you get new sensors will the system have to be reprogrammed? How about when
you put the alloys back on? Some makes do - even during tire rotation.

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Jay Honeck - 28 Dec 2006 00:30 GMT
> Any new information or work arounds anyone has found?
Click and Clack's recommended piece of black electrician's tape over
the blinking light sounds like the best answer till next Spring...
;-)
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