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Started by Kronos1664, November 27, 2020, 10:14:38 AM

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Kronos1664

Hi guys,,not sure if this has been covered. I am having the wheels powder coated but want to put ordinary valves back in. Is there something I need to disconnect to stop a possible error message.

Cheers

Gus

Tynesidebob



Freddy

You need to disconnect the battery earth for a few minutes.  This will allow the dash screen to reset and not 'look for' the sensors after they have been removed and the bike is in motion.  Ensure you mark which sensor went in F & R wheels so that they can be reinstalled correctly at some future time if required. 

If failing sensor batteries is the problem why not replace them if they are the early type?  Later type can also be done but not so easily.

O.C.

Quote from: Kronos1664 on November 27, 2020, 10:14:38 AM
Hi guys,,not sure if this has been covered. I am having the wheels powder coated but want to put ordinary valves back in. Is there something I need to disconnect to stop a possible error message.

Cheers

Gus

I would suggest you consider some of these, they make checking tyre pressures much easier BUT make sure you select the  correct size otherwise they wont fit, I think the size required is 11.3 mm...

There are different colour choices and fit them so that they face outwards when your bike is on its sidestand  :yes:   


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1x-BLACK-90-Degree-angle-motorbike-motorcycle-tyre-tire-valve-11-3mm-for-YAMAHA/181008388777?hash=item2a24f0d2a9:g:GJ8AAOxyNDxRYOLj
BE KIND...


ROG .

Kronos1664

#5
Went to M and P in Gorseinon and he wouldn't sell me an ordinary pair, said you can't do it. There again he said the ZZR 1400 ( which I also have) has the same valves which it doesn't. I'm having the wheels powder coated so they have to come out. Can they go back in if need be?
Many thanks for the replies and the link, I have ordered a pair..

Gus

Tynesidebob

I swap wheels all the time. You can use the original pressure sensor or an ordinary valve with no sensor with no problems and no resetting of anything. If you use the wrong pressure sensor valve (not programmed into your bike computer) you will get an error message. Swapping back from an ordinary valve to the original sensor valve is no problem either, also with no resetting of anything.

Moogus

 :agree:

Have replaced the TPMS valves in my 2011 with the angled variety suggested above (in blue, lovely). Did'nt touch/alter anything else. No warnings, all works fine. On the dash modes the tyre pressure info page (?) just shows ----

Lingam

 :ohplease:
 
model c14 year 2016 can 90 degree fitting be fitted and will TPS work, any info is most welcomed
your assistance is highly appreciated.

Regards
JUST RIDE

Freddy

#9
Quote from: Moogus on March 17, 2021, 07:30:36 PM:agree:

Have replaced the TPMS valves in my 2011 with the angled variety suggested above (in blue, lovely). Did'nt touch/alter anything else. No warnings, all works fine. On the dash modes the tyre pressure info page (?) just shows ----

If you disconnect the battery earth lead for a few minues, that -- -- will disappear as I stated in 3 above.

Freddy

Quote from: Lingam on May 16, 2021, 12:07:04 AM:ohplease:
 
model c14 year 2016 can 90 degree fitting be fitted and will TPS work, any info is most welcomed
your assistance is highly appreciated.

Regards

Only an external elbow fitting - screw it on to add air then remove it.