CAN TPMS LIGHT BE DISABLED?
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Asked by Dan Apr 09, 2017 at 07:04 AM about the 2009 Ford Fusion SE

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Dan answered 7 years ago

Good answer, but I should have stated my problem clearly. I am getting new wheels and don't want to buy new sensors! Is there a fuse or a plug that can be disconnected?

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Bob answered 7 years ago

In my opinion the TPMS is one of the best features on a newer cars. Bite the bullet and put tire pressure sensors in the new wheels.

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GuruM7YWC answered 3 years ago

This is a perfect example of how our government is now controlled by corporations. They invent TPMS And then get it classified as a safety issue equivalent to wearing a seatbelt.

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Bob answered 3 years ago

Agree with G A 100%, plus the TPMS system is one of the best additions to vehicles in recent history.

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