Recent content by Rich-MarionOH

OK, so I replaced the one bad sensor (driver side front) and did the relearn process as given in the manual. Got the initial chirps plus a chirp after each of the first 3 tires. Got no chirp after the last tire (driver side, rear) and the TPMS light is still illuminated. Did this several times...

What if I just replace one TPMS sensor, the right front one? Do I have to go thru the complete relearn process or is there a way to find just the one I am changing?

I have a 2008 Trail Blazer LT with the I6 engine. One of my TPMS units has died. In looking up the part numbers so I can get a new unit, I've found two numbers for the same application. Part # 25774006 Code UJ6 and part # 25774007 Code UH3. How do I figure out which one is the one I actually...

I had the same problem with my '08 TrailBlazer. My tire store removed all four tires, removed the tires from the rims and cleaned the beads on both the rims and tires. Also replaced the TPM o'rings, stems and caps while at it ( a whole $12 more, total). No problems since.

FET installed and fixed the problem! Thanks again, Roadie!!

Thank You, Roadie!! :thumbsup: I ordered the FET from Digikey! Only $4.44 plus a lil tax and shipping. Thanks again! :smile:

I have an '08 TrailBlazer LT with dual auto climate control. The fan won't shut off at all. Had to pull fuse #35 (underhood) to prevent drawing the battery down. First of all, where is the Blower Motor Control Module physically located? Second, I read on the OS (other site) that my problem...

I do better in 3rd also towing my 20ft boat with my '08 Trailblazer. Weight is about 3900 lbs. Engine is the 4.2 I6. No constant up and down shifting, either. Probably a lot easier on the tranny, too. Usually average just under 13mpg.