Early TPMS on late C5

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#30305 - 03/01/10 12:22 PM Early TPMS on late C5
RD HT C5 Junior Member Registered: 03/01/10 Posts: 2 Loc: WOOD RIVER, IL	I have a set of early wagon wheels I picked up to run during the winter with TPMS installed. Can I use these on a 2004 and retrain the sensors? Can I install late TPMS in these wheels?
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#30306 - 03/01/10 01:48 PM Re: Early TPMS on late C5
jrose7004 Full Throttle Member Registered: 04/07/04 Posts: 3934 Loc: Oklahoma City, OK	You can install late TPMS in the old wheels but the old TPMS will not work in the newer car. I noticed that this was your first post! Welcome the C5 Forum.
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#30307 - 03/01/10 03:25 PM Re: Early TPMS on late C5
leadfoot Full Throttle Member Registered: 07/31/01 Posts: 4788 Loc: Pennsylvania	Jim's right again. Different frequency on the new ones the old ones cant communicate. There is a market for old style TPS. Welcome and good luck with your Corvette _________________________ SOLD MY C5 Looking for my next one
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#30308 - 03/01/10 06:30 PM Re: Early TPMS on late C5
Chewy Full Throttle Member Registered: 04/06/03 Posts: 2895 Loc: North Augusta, SC	Welcome _________________________ 2007 LeMans Blue/2-Tone Gray MN6 Coupe, 3LT, Z51, QX1, CC3, R8C Mods List
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#30309 - 03/02/10 08:04 AM Re: Early TPMS on late C5
RD HT C5 Junior Member Registered: 03/01/10 Posts: 2 Loc: WOOD RIVER, IL	Thanks for the reply(s). If I don't change them, as I understand it, I would just need to reset each time I start the car to make the messages go away?
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#30310 - 03/02/10 09:19 AM Re: Early TPMS on late C5
Smokensparks Full Throttle Member Registered: 08/21/04 Posts: 2526 Loc: Never Never Land	Welcome RD HT C5. If you're just setting up for winter I'd just skip the sensors and manually monitor the pressure. _________________________ Dan
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