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#11

01-30-2019, 07:14 AM

TAINTER

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Originally Posted by gjberta

Thank You!
But, I don't know.
You guys know more about this than I do, but the headrest does not say it is and x, just "H2".

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Originally Posted by gjberta

Yes, says "H2".
Thanks!

You said yours has "H2" embroidered on the headrest, TWICE!

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01-30-2019, 01:13 PM

gjberta

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Originally Posted by TAINTER

You said yours has "H2" embroidered on the headrest, TWICE!

Don't know what you mean by this remark. Yes I did say mine had "H3" on the headrest.
Here is the thing; I have not yet come across any among the ones claiming to be an "X" with "X" embroidered, they all just say "H3", so if you have an H3x and the headrest says "H3x", then it is something I have not seen yet.
I am not trying to argue or anything, but maybe I am not making myself clear......

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01-30-2019, 01:15 PM

gjberta

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Oh **** I see now!
SORRY
I did mean to say "H3"....

#14

01-31-2019, 09:49 AM

Doc Olds

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Originally Posted by gjberta

Thanks!
Drove home good, and it does appear mint.
Of course the TPM message keeps coming and going but there are no low tires, I hear that's a pain in the *** and will try to figure out how to disable it.
I think I will know when I have a low tire....

Welcome to HF. There is NO way to disable the TPMS.

It is not a complicated thing at all. Short story, inflate all four tires on the ground to exactly 38PSI cold. If that does not take care of itself in 30 or so miles, be aware that unless some prior owner replaced the TPM Sensor in your wheels they are beyond their expected 10 year life cycle. Need more help with that do a search and post any tech questions over in the H3 section.