Tyre Pressure Transponder - Low Battery Warning

Started by exBanditOwner, January 19, 2015, 01:15:51 PM

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Ant

Ive got 2 new batteries that i never fitted. If you send me a paid self addressed envelope, you can have them.

biker andy

 :punk: many thanks ant I will take you up on that over if you don't mind plus will put a little something in so you can have a beer on me how do I get your address thanks again andy.

Ant


virginiajim

I'll drink for both of you..  I know that will make me happy.
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exBanditOwner

seems to throw this error every time it hits -4ºC goes off when tyre warms up.

is this a sign of a weakening battery or something more sinister?

flatfour

Mine has done this a few times, always the rear tyre. TPS changed under warranty (twice) now seems much better but still happens for a few moments on the coldest of rides.

virginiajim

Weakening battery..  It will eventually start the warnings at higher and higher temps.
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badaboum

Hey guys

quick question :

My understandaing is that 2 verions of the Sensor are available. The sealed and the non sealed.

Mine is a 2009 version, and on the microfiche I can see the PN being :

CHKM386696 SENSOR,TPMS 315MHZ

The latest version, which I assume is the sealed one has the following PN :

CHKM383446   SENSOR,TPMS 433MHZ

So my questions:

1) Can someone confirm that I have non sealed TPMS?

2) Is the new PN (CHKM383446) is the one for the non sealed version?

3) How do you explain the Mhz difference?

A bit lost on that topic and I would require someone to enlightent me :-)

Thanks


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Debs

You will have the non sealed type unless they have been changed recently.  :yes:

badaboum

Hey

Thanks for this fast reply. This is what I was thinking.

Now, if I get the alarm to often (non only on cold winter days), shall I buy the 2014 version of the TPMS?

Would they be non sealed? Would they work ? (the frequency does not seems to be the same

Sincerely
French 2008 GTR 1400
-> Motax back wheel cover
-> Phillips H4 Xenon light
-> 2 motorcycles speakers+amplifier+remote
-> Integrated Hugel GPS+MP3 player in the ''glove box''
-> Kawasaki Top Case
-> Cee Baleys Screen
-> Akrapovich Silencer

virginiajim

Part Number     Hertz          Specification   Mark [A]
21176-024         434 MHz   EUR, AU, SEA   Blue
21176-027         315 MHz   MY                   Red
21176-025         315 MHz   US, CA, CAL   Green

This is for the original sensors.  DHAC on the new ones.
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Debs

Quote from: badaboum on February 10, 2015, 02:27:33 PM
Hey

Thanks for this fast reply. This is what I was thinking.

Now, if I get the alarm to often (non only on cold winter days), shall I buy the 2014 version of the TPMS?

Would they be non sealed? Would they work ? (the frequency does not seems to be the same

Sincerely

They may well be sealed and you would need a Kawasaki Dealer to program them to your bike.

badaboum

Ok so the only solution is to go to the dealer, sign a check for 300€ and have a sealed solution again?????

This is realy crappy and not the way the Japanese bike maker usually works...

Crappp..
French 2008 GTR 1400
-> Motax back wheel cover
-> Phillips H4 Xenon light
-> 2 motorcycles speakers+amplifier+remote
-> Integrated Hugel GPS+MP3 player in the ''glove box''
-> Kawasaki Top Case
-> Cee Baleys Screen
-> Akrapovich Silencer