phrenetiK
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I purchased OEM brand new TPMS for my rohana wheels back in April from them. After getting them put in within a week after purchasing, I sent them a message that the ford dealership could not read the TPMS inside with their scanner. I have been too busy to leave work early several times to try to take care of the TPMS, yet they have offered no help since april regardless of what I've done to prove their tpms are not working.
Dear phrenetikzz,
Ford makes their own programmers. The aftermarket clunker programmers do OK with other brands I've heard. If a Ford dealership gave it an honest shot I don't know what else to say. An error in the process is much more likely than all four sensors being defective. You're welcome to return them if you'd like since we can't program them ourselves.
Dear yatesperformance,
Is there a way you can send me a programmer than you believe will work and I can put a deposit on it that will be refunded when I return it? It would be ridiculous to spend 85 bucks getting the tpms taken out to send them back and return them for 65
- phrenetikzz
Dear phrenetikzz,
It's the same programmer tool any Ford dealership would have, and they should have more than one to use. We can sell you a programmer if you feel it's needed. It's like we said earlier--either all four Genuine Ford sensors are somehow defective or the shop is doing something wrong.
Here's a quick tutorial that CJ's put up for the new 2015. Giving it a shot yourself couldn't hurt if they're already mounted.
[ame]
- yatesperformance
Dear yatesperformance,
I am more than willing to paypal a deposit for the TPMS programmer, so that I may take a video of your tpms programmer not working with the items you have sold. This is a bigger issue than a return, it will cost me more than $69 dollars to get the tires taken off and the tpms removed. At the very least you should provide me with a refund on the TPMS without requiring me to spend $80 getting them taken off AFTER I take a video with your own programmer proving that they do not work. and I then will continue to use them as nothing more than valve stems until I buy a new set.
- phrenetikzz
Dear phrenetikzz,
If you really wanted to be helped you would have done at least part of what we've asked since April. There has been no constructive discussion nor has the problem been validated for weeks upon weeks and I regret to say that we will no longer continue to attempt to force you to participate in the process.
- yatesperformance
I am not quite sure what the guy means....as he has ignored my concern about it costing more to remove them than I will be refunded. Also he tells me my problem hasn't been validated? Yet I've been to two different dealers with the exact TPMS programmer that CJ pony parts used in their video....AND I told them that the last dealership I visited yesterday actually reprogrammed a 2015 mustang NEXT TO ME so I could verify their programmer worked correctly.
:headbonk::headbonk::headbonk::headbonk:
my head hurts from dealing with this guy. regardless, I'd advise never buying from them to everyone here.
Dear phrenetikzz,
Ford makes their own programmers. The aftermarket clunker programmers do OK with other brands I've heard. If a Ford dealership gave it an honest shot I don't know what else to say. An error in the process is much more likely than all four sensors being defective. You're welcome to return them if you'd like since we can't program them ourselves.
Dear yatesperformance,
Is there a way you can send me a programmer than you believe will work and I can put a deposit on it that will be refunded when I return it? It would be ridiculous to spend 85 bucks getting the tpms taken out to send them back and return them for 65
- phrenetikzz
Dear phrenetikzz,
It's the same programmer tool any Ford dealership would have, and they should have more than one to use. We can sell you a programmer if you feel it's needed. It's like we said earlier--either all four Genuine Ford sensors are somehow defective or the shop is doing something wrong.
Here's a quick tutorial that CJ's put up for the new 2015. Giving it a shot yourself couldn't hurt if they're already mounted.
[ame]
- yatesperformance
Dear yatesperformance,
I am more than willing to paypal a deposit for the TPMS programmer, so that I may take a video of your tpms programmer not working with the items you have sold. This is a bigger issue than a return, it will cost me more than $69 dollars to get the tires taken off and the tpms removed. At the very least you should provide me with a refund on the TPMS without requiring me to spend $80 getting them taken off AFTER I take a video with your own programmer proving that they do not work. and I then will continue to use them as nothing more than valve stems until I buy a new set.
- phrenetikzz
Dear phrenetikzz,
If you really wanted to be helped you would have done at least part of what we've asked since April. There has been no constructive discussion nor has the problem been validated for weeks upon weeks and I regret to say that we will no longer continue to attempt to force you to participate in the process.
- yatesperformance
I am not quite sure what the guy means....as he has ignored my concern about it costing more to remove them than I will be refunded. Also he tells me my problem hasn't been validated? Yet I've been to two different dealers with the exact TPMS programmer that CJ pony parts used in their video....AND I told them that the last dealership I visited yesterday actually reprogrammed a 2015 mustang NEXT TO ME so I could verify their programmer worked correctly.
:headbonk::headbonk::headbonk::headbonk:
my head hurts from dealing with this guy. regardless, I'd advise never buying from them to everyone here.
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