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04 Escalade - Service Wheel/Tire

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Old Aug 10, 2005 | 11:00 AM
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I know someone who just put different wheels and tires on a 04 Escalade and is now getting a Service Wheel/Tire indicator because the new wheels do not have the sensors in them. What is the fix for this?
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Old Aug 20, 2005 | 04:23 PM
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OK here's the deal......... If you need help running into the 10's this is the place.
I've ask the same question you've ask and there's not luck getting the answer..
But after looking on the net at other forums.........
The sensors in your old wheels need to be put in your new wheels........
After the sensors are put in your new wheels............
With the Key in the on position and the E-Brake set......Turn the parking lights
to the ON position 4 times..This will make the Tire Monitor relearn..You will hear the horn Beep........
Drive right after that the sensors will relearn as your driving....
It worked for me...........
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Old Aug 21, 2005 | 12:08 AM
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I was told that on the stock wheels on this vehicle, the sensors could not be removed and transfered to the new wheels. I know that is what the Vette people do when they change wheels. I have not seen the wheels or sensors so I am just going on what I've been told. I was asked if I could help on getting the warning indicator turned off.
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