The last 3000 miles my front tire pressure sensor has shown blank from time to time. Today when the mechanic attached my bike to the BMW computer during a major service it showed the sensor had defaulted 57 times. My back wheel has shown blank a couple of times only so did not address that one but likely next tire change. Mechanic installed a new sensor and reprogrammed it. A call to the extended warranty company got immediate approval that it was covered cost wise. Extended warranty company was billed $224.74 for the part and 0.6 hour of labor or $71.40. So close to a $300 bill if paying for myself.
They allowed me to have the faulty sensor. I will be sending that to a forum member who is going to see if he can replace the battery in the faulty sensor and have it work. I’m sure he will update everyone if he gets it to work with just a battery replacement. He might even have a part time job if members send their faulty sensors to him along with a $50 or $100 bill so he can repair vs buying a new $225 part.[attachment=204]
They allowed me to have the faulty sensor. I will be sending that to a forum member who is going to see if he can replace the battery in the faulty sensor and have it work. I’m sure he will update everyone if he gets it to work with just a battery replacement. He might even have a part time job if members send their faulty sensors to him along with a $50 or $100 bill so he can repair vs buying a new $225 part.[attachment=204]
Darrell
2016 R1200RS
2022 R1250RT
2016 R1200RS
2022 R1250RT