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| + | The system self-calibrates and so when wheels should re-calibrate after a few miles. | ||
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Revision as of 23:07, 22 December 2012
Evora
Fitted as part of the Tech Pack option kit, the Evoras Tyre Pressure Monitoring System is a General Motors made system.
The system self-calibrates and so when wheels should re-calibrate after a few miles.
Disabling
If a sensor for the TPMS fails or is removed the system will show a warning beep and a light to alert the driver. If the issue is known and not of concern to the driver then the system can be unplugged or disabled in software.
The TPMS module is behind the plastic latch panel in the boot.
Literally bellow the boot latch, Remove the Plastic panel, 2x10mm nuts and 3 fixings then remove the panel disconnecting the cig lighter wiring and two boot lights, remove rear boot carpet then disconnect the TPMS plug to the unit.[1]
Alternatively the system can be disabled using the Lotus Techcentre software.