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: Removing Quad to Reprogram TPMS Sensors DuraBio 01-28-2009, 09:26 PM Just like the title states, should I remove the Quad tuner before the dealership reprograms the TPMS sensors??? Or should I have nothing to worry about and just leave the tuner installed??? Any help would be appreciated... I think I put this question in the right location... goodwrenchtech 01-28-2009, 09:36 PM Just like the title states, should I remove the Quad tuner before the dealership reprograms the TPMS sensors??? Or should I have nothing to worry about and just leave the tuner installed??? Any help would be appreciated... I think I put this question in the right location... I think you did not as it is not an engine ? but to answer. If all they are going to do is reset your tpm's as in relearn ther position no you do not need to take it out. If they are going to change your pressure limits than no you do not need to take it out. Now if they program the ecm for some reason ie. recall than yes it needs to come out. GMWorldTech 01-28-2009, 09:38 PM TPM system runs thru the RCDLR (remote keyless door lock reciever) so no worries on removal. DuraBio 01-30-2009, 11:26 PM TPM system runs thru the RCDLR (remote keyless door lock reciever) so no worries on removal. Thanks guys, and yes I already took it in to get the ECM reprogramed when I got the notice in the mail... cbiers 01-31-2009, 12:06 AM i just had mine done yesterday. No problems. I had to take instructions i printed off this site for the dealer to change the pressures. They had no idea they had the ability to do it. They still charged me $54 though. randy_the_hack 01-31-2009, 03:08 AM Moved to Wheels & Tires... DuraBio 01-31-2009, 06:38 PM i just had mine done yesterday. No problems. I had to take instructions i printed off this site for the dealer to change the pressures. They had no idea they had the ability to do it. They still charged me $54 though. I found a stealership that is going to charge me $20 in Corona, CA. | ||