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Originally Posted by rayofsi View Post
ecu knows about the locations and the pressure at the locations, but it doesn't display it. You can get a aftermarket NAV and it'll read the tpms data and properly display it.

it is very easy to clone tpms sensors. Just that the clones won't be oem denso.
Unless you tell ECU where each TPMS is located and then somehow update it every time you rotate tires - there is no location priority.
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