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Tire Linc
™
LCD Display
Installation and Owner’s Manual
(For Aftermarket Applications)
CCD-0004222
Changing Units of Measure
To change the units of measure—to/from Imperial/Metric—
go to the SETTINGS screen:
1. Tap the Display button's next arrow (Fig.44A).
2. From the DISPL AY screen (Fig.45), select the desired
unit of measure; US or Metric.
NOTE: Displayed units of measure will change to match
the newly selected units.
3. Tap the back arrow above the screen title (Fig.45A) to
return to the SETTINGS screen.
Tire Limits Example
When a specic tire information button is tapped, the tire's
programmable settings become available. Find the desired
setting, select it, then tap the “back” arrow (<) located
above the tire’s setting name.
The following example illustrates the interaction between
the various tire settings and how the resulting information is
relayed by the monitoring system for display.
1. Select a tire by tapping its information button to launch
its settings window.
A. In this example, the reported current TIRE PRESSURE
is listed as 16 psi (11 kPa).
NOTE: Stem Sensor Pressure Reading Tolerance: +/-1.5
psi (+/-10.3 kPa). For example—because of dierences in
accuracy and conversion between a Stem Sensor and a
tire gauge—actual tire pressure at 38 psi (262 kPa) may be
reported by the Stem Sensor as 36 psi (248.2 kPa) while
the tire gauge may report 40 psi (275.8 kPa).
B. Compare the tire’s low/high pressure range against
the reported tire pressure (16 psi). Always make sure tire
pressures are within recommended limits.
2. If the Maximum Pressure requires adjusting, tap the next
arrow to launch its settings window (Fig.49). Scroll through
the window until the current setting is found, then scroll to
a new limit and select it.
3. If the Minimum Pressure requires adjusting, tap the next
arrow to launch its settings window (Fig.49). Scroll through
the window until the current setting is found, then scroll to
a desired limit and select it.
NOTE: The Maximum Temperature and the Maximum
Temp Change (Fig.49) can also be adjusted in
similar fashion.
NOTE: Stem Sensor Temperature Reading Tolerance:
+/-5.4 °F (+/-3 °C). For example, if a Stem Sensor reports
tire temperature at 85 °F (29 °C), actual tire temperature
may be 90.4–79.6 °F (32–26 °C).
NOTE: Stem Sensor Working Range: 185 to -4 °F
(85 to -20 °C).
Troubleshooting
Relearn Sensors After Tire Rotation
If a tire rotation is performed on the vehicle, the user
can relearn the sensors by utilizing the Learn All
Sensors mode.
Internal Sensors
When the battery voltage begins to approach 1.9V on a
tire sensor, it is time to schedule a service appointment
to replace the sensor for that tire. If the battery is dead,
the sensor assembly must be replaced. The battery life is
estimated to be three years.
NOTE: Use of tire sealant will cause damage to the internal
sensor and may impact sensor readings.
Wrong Vehicle Chosen
In the event a wrong vehicle type is chosen, delete the
incorrect vehicle from the Delete A Vehicle option in the
SETTINGS menu. See Delete A Vehicle section. Choose
Add Another Vehicle to add a corrected vehicle. See Add A
Vehicle section.
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