How to install a tps yourself watch and see it's too hard! Leave it to the tire shops!
Video uploaded Nov 12th, 2017 SKIPPABLE CHAPTERS LISTED BELOW!

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SKIPPABLE CHAPTERS

0:00 unclemarks diy tpsm intro.
0:41 warning this is dangerous!
0:48 How to remove the core on a valve stem.
2:02 How I try to pop the tire bead for cheap.
2:46 Close up of the tire bead popping off the rim.
3:18 I find the valve stem!
3:32 Holding the tire away from the rim with my custom made tire spacers.
4:18 Removing TPSM with a allen key. Also called a hex key.
7:12 I cut off the stem since I don`t have the proper tool.
8:45 Stem comes out.
8:55 installing a TPSM sensor.
9:20 installing the mounting nut on a TPSM.
9:45 Tightening the stem nut.
10:04 Programing the TPSM on a Cobalt. Using Autel TS401
11:25 Reseating the tire bead.
12:05 I should have wetted the tire bead with soapy water!
14:15 Reinstalling the mounted tire rim.
15:28 Bonus footage of the TPSM removal process.

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