Tyre pressure Monitor

Thread starter demarne
Start date Jun 5, 2010

demarne

New member

Jun 5, 2010

Hi Guys,
Aplogies if this has been covered but can the tyre pressure monitoring system be deactivated? I have just bought a 997 Turbo privately and has gone in for its major service and I knew from the 111 point check it needed new valves. However one of the rears were kerbed so I decided to put on an old spare I bought from Ebay for a bargain as I had turbo wheels on my C4S (without tyre pressure monitors).
OPC Colchester are saying that it cannot be disabled which I am sure is incorrect. There was a post somewhre on a forum about TPMS being deactivated by a dealer.
If they are adomant that it cannot be done can you fit a sensor to a wheel that previously didn't have one and if so anyone know cost?
Advice would as always be greatly appreciated

Ben

997 Turbo manual Basalt Black

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