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it may be better to code out TPMS anyways. I had a BMW that wouldn't allow you to enter Sport/Sport+ when TPMS light was on, what a drag.
by sda2 10mo ago
it may be better to code out TPMS anyways. I had a BMW that wouldn't allow you to enter Sport/Sport+ when TPMS light was on, what a drag.
- cwmoore 10mo agoDoes TPMS have any connection to BMW traction control?
- harambae 9mo agoNo it does not. There’s a wheel speed monitor sensor (that works via a magnet and little ridges… and is a pain to replace). That’s what the DTC (and probably ABS) uses
- cwmoore 9mo agoThanks for the answer. Safety shouldn’t be lame and repellent. TPMS, at ~400MHz, is a potentially valid input for traction control in certain cases, and potentially, a road quality and location signal as well. Once all the data is available, tested, analyzed, and applied, there isn’t going to be much left to do but smile, smile, smile.