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Retromoe Apr 19, 2011 09:43 AM

Need info on TMPS's
 
My rear wheel TPMS stem broke off while switching from my winter to summer tires, can i just purchase any infiniti TPMS have it installed at the tire shop? or does it have to be programmed? Due to the fact infiniti is giving me a hard time just to have the damn thing replaced.

Weiboy718 Apr 19, 2011 09:46 AM


Originally Posted by Retromoe (Post 3114729)
My rear wheel TPMS stem broke off while switching from my winter to summer tires, can i just purchase any infiniti TPMS have it installed at the tire shop? or does it have to be programmed? Due to the fact infiniti is giving me a hard time just to have the damn thing replaced.

Yes, you can pick up any g37 sensors but will need to be reprogrammed. Also, whoever broked it should replace it for you for free

Fezzik Apr 19, 2011 10:32 AM

Also need to check what year your car is. If it was made march of 2010 or later it will require the the version of the TPMS sensor and if made before 03/2010 then the older version.

MSCA Apr 19, 2011 10:37 AM


Originally Posted by Retromoe (Post 3114729)
My rear wheel TPMS stem broke off while switching from my winter to summer tires, can i just purchase any infiniti TPMS have it installed at the tire shop? or does it have to be programmed? Due to the fact infiniti is giving me a hard time just to have the damn thing replaced.

Did you break it or did the tire shop break it? If it was the tire shop, make them pay for the new sensor and associated programming.

Retromoe Apr 19, 2011 02:06 PM

Well the tire shop tech warned me about it before proceeding to remove the tire, I had a metal/steel type of air valve cover on the stem and he turned it and it broke, basically leaving the valve stem shorter than normal.

MSCA Apr 19, 2011 02:16 PM


Originally Posted by Retromoe (Post 3114954)
Well the tire shop tech warned me about it before proceeding to remove the tire, I had a metal/steel type of air valve cover on the stem and he turned it and it broke, basically leaving the stem shorter than normal.

What, the metal cap was corroded onto the valve stem? He could have put some penetrating oil on it instead of twisting it until it broke. BTW, it takes a good amount of twist to break a valve stem like that. I'd still make an issue of it just because the guy was an idiot. There's no reason to break a valve stem like that, especially when it's part of an expensive sensor.

Neal@tirerack Apr 19, 2011 03:02 PM

Use existing sensors = do not need to reprogram. Buy new sensors = needs to be programmed into the computer via your dealer.

Retromoe Apr 19, 2011 03:49 PM


Originally Posted by MSCA (Post 3114962)
What, the metal cap was corroded onto the valve stem? He could have put some penetrating oil on it instead of twisting it until it broke. BTW, it take a good amount of twist to break a valve stem like that. I'd still make an issue of it just because the guy was an idiot. There's no reason to brake a valve stem like that, especially when it's part of an expensive sensor.

Exactly, it was corroded, It's too late now to make a fuss ill probably work something out when he installs it for me.


Originally Posted by Neal@tirerack (Post 3115004)
Use existing sensors = do not need to reprogram. Buy new sensors = needs to be programmed into the computer via your dealer.

So your saying i can get a used tpms off any G37 and just install and it should work perfectly right?

MSCA Apr 19, 2011 04:56 PM


Originally Posted by Retromoe (Post 3115045)

So your saying i can get a used tpms off any G37 and just install and it should work perfectly right?

No, you'll have to get the sensors programmed to your particular car even if you install used sensors.


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