I have tried for 3 days to get either IDS or SDD working and to no avail. Virtual Machines, This driver, that driver, Mongoose Cables, endless searching forums and google, I'm done.
If anyone on the east coast has IDS, Autologic or SDD I will happily pay you to make a simple configuration on my 2007 XKR.
(Have car, will travel!) I'm sick of fighting with this over engineered TPMS system. Dealer can't fix it. Local Jag guy can't get it working right. I'm sick of throwing money at it. I have replaced the entire TPMS system (OEM) and still fails on a weekly basis.

Just need someone to shutdown the TPMS forever. I know it has been done. REGARDLESS if others think its legal or not.

Success Story Here
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Please Help.
Will

 

It's actually required on NEW cars. Once it leaves the dealer lot nobody cares.

 

Regardless, New or Hyper.

I will get it done.

 

Me too, my TPMS has been whack for four years even after I replaced every replaceable part.

 

So the dropping to 25 psi and raising to 45 psi as has been recommended on the forums does nay work?

 

Nope not at all.

The Jag dealer gave up. Did not charge this last time. I think they are over it as well am I.

Hence why I am looking to disable it.

 

I had mine disabled via Autologic at Dougherty Automotive in West Chester, PA…

 

I tried that and it 'worked' for three drive cycles.
Wj

 

Well your profile says you're in the US and we can guess at the car you have. Come on over to my house and I'll disable it. OK sarcasm aside, add some stats to your profile. List your city and add your vehicle to your signature. There are guys all over the US who can help.

Jag Dealers can't disable it as it's against their corporate policy. In SDD, they would need engineering mode and it wouldn't be granted by JLR to disable TPMS. But independents can as can we all as owners. I shut mine of two years ago I think.

So as @Cee Jay noted, it's legal for you. update you bio so we can help you find someone in your area.

 

Done!
But I did say East Coast lol

Ok so last night I disconnected the battery. Also pulled the TPMS fuse. Let the car sit over night until just now. Just plugged in the fuse for TPMS and reconnected the battery.

TPMS is now working....

So confused.... Still want to disable the system.

 

Well since I pulled the TPMS fuse and disconnected the battery for 24 hours a few days ago. Reconnected and drove for 2 days now. The errors for TPMS have gone away and not returned. Very strange indeed.

 

It’s only a matter of time 😎

 

If an owner disables the TPMS system, does the yellow warning symbol of a tire disappear as well? Or, must you look at this annoying little warning light?

 

All TPMS warnings go away…