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07-03-2007, 11:17 PM
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New wheels, tires, and tb adjusted...
I have an '07 h3 adv.. I put new 35x12.5 on 16x10 helos on her 2 weeks ago, so inturn i had to crank the TBs up. In doing so, the truck takes a nose dive into the asphalt when i brake, and i believe the tires touched the fenders a few times, so i'm looking at either shock extenders, or the cognito leveling shocks. Which is recomended, if the extenders, Where the hell can i find them?! 2) The dealer says they can't recalibrate the speedo for the 35s, nor do an alignment, nor shut off the TPS, basically anything short of an oil change, they are useless. Any ideas? I've gotten the alignment taken care of but as for the TPS and the speedo, I'm running into a dead end, though I do think that if i get the ecu flashed for the 35s it'll shut off the TPS, Seems like the only people having the TPS problems changed the tire size. Thanks for your time guys.
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07-03-2007, 11:41 PM
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Re: New wheels, tires, and tb adjusted...
Sorry I can't help with your questions, but what's wrong with your TPS? It should only go off below 35 psi (cold).
If you mean the TPS goes off when airing the tires down for wheeling, then join the crowd. Federal law requires a TPS alarm on 2007+ vehicles, and GM is taking it literally. IMO, the TPS alarm should be disabled in 4hi-lock and 4lo since you're not supposed to use them on pavement, but they didn't ask me. At least it doesn't ding at you constantly.
If the blinking DIC bothers you, tap the reset stem when the warning comes up to clear it.
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07-03-2007, 11:44 PM
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Re: New wheels, tires, and tb adjusted...
Nice truck, btw 
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07-03-2007, 11:45 PM
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Re: New wheels, tires, and tb adjusted...
Quote:
Originally Posted by JaKaL
I have an '07 h3 adv.. I put new 35x12.5 on 16x10 helos on her 2 weeks ago, so inturn i had to crank the TBs up. In doing so, the truck takes a nose dive into the asphalt when i brake, and i believe the tires touched the fenders a few times, so i'm looking at either shock extenders, or the cognito leveling shocks. Which is recomended, if the extenders, Where the hell can i find them?! 2) The dealer says they can't recalibrate the speedo for the 35s, nor do an alignment, nor shut off the TPS, basically anything short of an oil change, they are useless. Any ideas? I've gotten the alignment taken care of but as for the TPS and the speedo, I'm running into a dead end, though I do think that if i get the ecu flashed for the 35s it'll shut off the TPS, Seems like the only people having the TPS problems changed the tire size. Thanks for your time guys.
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first of all welcome to the forum.
second. were teh tpm sensors from the oem wheel transfered to your new wheels? if no, then there is no way to turn the tpm messages off, if you did then there is some problem with the system and dealer can look at it. but im guessing they were not so i think most people just live with it, no real fix. I guess you can take teh sensors mod them to make em think they got pressure and just carry them inside teh truck. dont think anyone has done that.
in regards to the spedo the dealer cant help. I and many others on here have had the pcm reconfigured by pcmforless.com and that takes care of the spedo problem. dont know if the tpm can be turned off by a pcm reflash/reconfigure.
i have 35s mounted on teh oem wheels with the tpm sensors and dont have a problem.
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07-03-2007, 11:46 PM
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Re: New wheels, tires, and tb adjusted...
oh i also forgot, nice truck!
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07-03-2007, 11:50 PM
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Re: New wheels, tires, and tb adjusted...
Wow.
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07-04-2007, 12:36 AM
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Re: New wheels, tires, and tb adjusted...
Cognito shocks and extend bump stops to where they touch the control arms like they did b4 you cranked the TBs. If you can't find a way to extend the bump stops, Daystar makes some that go under the shock boots. Take them and modify them to fill all extra space when sitting at ride height (may need 2 per shock and cut one of them. This depends on gap in shock).
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07-04-2007, 01:11 AM
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Re: New wheels, tires, and tb adjusted...
Thank you for the welcome and compliments! I never had the sensors remounted, so i guess I am going to deal with it for now untill i need new tires! Thanks for the imput as well!
Tomp,
Do the Cognito shocks still have the same inbound travel as the stock ones? If so, how much of a pain in the arse is it to adjust the bump stops. You'll have to forgive me, i built high performance cars for years, always went off road for a hobbie (with other peoples trucks :-) ), but never worked on 4x4s till now! haha.
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