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Before 2005 the TPMS system was all located in the EVIC and a training magnet was used to locate the sensors. 2005 and after the sensors were monitored thru the wireless module and three antenna were located one each in three of the fender wells. The newer TPMS determines which wheel the sensors are automatically and I think report the temperature of the tire.
Your EVIC should show PSI, here is an example
It's been a while since I've messed with EVICS....but if I recall correctly....if your EVIC has the TPMS option, not installing the wheel sensors will result in a very annoying chime and a display that constantly reminds you of a "bad or missing sensor".
AH - THANK YOU !
I missed that of the EVIC label that displays "PSI" and my second EVIC does not show it. I HAVE to pay more attention to details duh :InsaneLOL)
So then I don't have to worry about spending even more $$ to get the TPS to work and having to be annoyed by the warning bings and monitor of low pressure... I was more worried that this EVIC had it, so I would HAVE TO get it to work....
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Ok good
Let me know how did it go with your temperature, I hope it works.
Then I could also would take a decision and maybe get my 3rd evic, but this time from a 2004 Liberty.
As you might have seen, I have not gotten any help in the dashes "_ _" post I created to figure out if the problem can be solved with some workarounds.
Excellent, you did it!!
And yes I used a carpenter knife just be sure to mark with a pen first, then snap in the overhead without the evic so you can check if it fits correctly.
Myself I did not have any template so I just made a cut about 5mm inwards the overhead borders..
For the screw I did not cut around it, so it goes thru the foam of the headliner, But you should use your template.
When you make the cut go slow, take your time and make it with care. Dont cut in layers, cut with the knife completely thru the headliner and work it up and down in short and slow motions, in a few seconds you will feel what speed and pressure is the best for the job to be done.
Good luck!
By the way, if you happen to see an EVIC for a 2004 Liberty, hopefully with Homelink and TPMS as well, please, PLEASE, let me know. Unfortunately I am not there to search for it.
There is a lot in internet about the temperature, and I believe in this post or in others they talk about it.
It is normal and you have to drive for at least 3 minutes and at a minimum speed (something like 20 mph), but all the info is there.