VIDEO: Checking Sensor Integrity Before Service

VIDEO: Checking Sensor Integrity Before Service

When solving a TPMS problem, it's important to know what you don't know about the system. Andrew Markel explains the important step of testing sensors before performing service.

When solving a TPMS problem, it’s important to know what you don’t know about the system. Andrew Markel explains the important step of testing sensors before performing service. Sponsored by Bartec.

Video courtesy Brake & Front End.

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