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Old 11-25-2018, 07:35 PM
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NBT EVO Retrofit TPMS Question

Hi,

For those who have done the NBT Retrofit, does your TPMS display (under Vehicle Status) work correctly?
I recently looked at mine to see what the pressures looked like, and the value is wrong for both PSI and kPA, but correct for bar.
It looks like the values are being reported correctly by the TPMS system, but the NBT isn't converting from bar to kPA or PSI correctly.

Here are my tire pressures (measured with my gauge):
LF: 31 PSI / 2.17 bar
RF: 31 PSI / 2.17 bar
LR: 33 PSI / 2.27 bar
RR: 33 PSI / 2.27 bar

Anyone else seen this issue, and if so how did you resolve it?

Thanks in advance,
John
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