Ah, hell naw! I was referring to AutoSync. Lol. But indeed, the NBS did have TPMS starting in 2004 IIRC, the year after my Yukon. I’m happy to not have to deal with that nanny.You want TPMS for the GMT800 platform? (Not judging, just confused)
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Ah, hell naw! I was referring to AutoSync. Lol. But indeed, the NBS did have TPMS starting in 2004 IIRC, the year after my Yukon. I’m happy to not have to deal with that nanny.You want TPMS for the GMT800 platform? (Not judging, just confused)
I have been told, but have not been able to test, that if you switch to a 2003 cluster, TPMS goes away.Ah, hell naw! I was referring to AutoSync. Lol. But indeed, the NBS did have TPMS starting in 2004 IIRC, the year after my Yukon. I’m happy to not have to deal with that nanny.
Makes sense. It probably doesn’t have the light in the cluster. Lol.I have been told, but have not been able to test, that if you switch to a 2003 cluster, TPMS goes away.![]()
It's not in the DIC, for 2003, either.Makes sense. It probably doesn’t have the light in the cluster. Lol.
But wouldn't the computer modules on models that do have TPMS still send the message to 2003 DIC?It's not in the DIC, for 2003, either.
I don’t think it was available in ‘03. Could be wrong..But wouldn't the computer modules on models that do have TPMS still send the message to 2003 DIC?
Take my 04... It came with TPMS.I don’t think it was available in ‘03. Could be wrong..
Gotcha. Sorry, I misunderstood. I agree, the BCM (presumably), would still likely send a message to be displayed on the DIC.Take my 04... It came with TPMS.
If 03 did not have TMPS and 03 cluster has no TMPS yellow warning light on the cluster, wouldn't my 04 (or BCM or whatever watches TPMS) computer still send text to display on the 03 DIC saying "Service Tire Pressure Monitor" if I put that 03 cluster into my 04? If that makes any sense.
Cluster and display are dummy devices displaying (or not) whatever the computers are telling them. I would think.