(EU) GM-1-2 family TPMS simulator

The first assembled Chevrolet / Opel / Saab / GMC / Buick / Cadillac / Pontiac / Saturn / Hummer TPMS sensors bypass modules:

Hurrah, TPMS dashboard warnings no more! If it is not clear enough what these units are good for please see the first few pictures on the TPMS disable simulator’s main page and the setup video.

The device was brought up by stimulating an Schrader EG53MA4 TPMS sensor. It should be compatible with the vehicles below. The device has been successfully tested on a 2015 Opel Insignia – Codes

72-20-807, 3033, 20223, 13581560, 13598775,

72-20-005, 3031, 65335-67, 65129-67, 28078, 20159, 9078, 9159, 13172567, 90518150, 13354312, 1010718, 230413, 2437708, 90518060, 24437708,

72-20-808, 3062, 9153, 13581561, 1010050, 1805BA0131NA,

72-20-054, 3027, 66854-67, 13581562, 90518571, 1010042, 1010048,

72-20-848, 3063, 20154, 9773, 13598773, 1010069, 13594222,

72-20-044, 3054, 66543-67, 20158, 20925925, 20925959, 92186507,

72-20-012, 3049, 65649-67, 22853740, 25789964, 20922901, 4813979, 4802979,

72-20-894, 28206, 9153, 20922900, 12768826, 22854866,

72-21-004, 28206, 7001HP, 22959744,

72-20-851, 3071, 13506028, 1010070,

• CHEVROLET (EUROPEAN)
Aveo (2010 – 2020)
Camaro (2012 – 2021)
Captiva LCV (2014 – 2018)
Captiva Sport (2006 – 2018)   
Captiva (2006 – 2018)   
Cobalt (2013 – 2020)   
Colorado (2003 – 09.2011)     
Corvette C6 (2010 – 2013)
Corvette C7, also US spec (2014 – 2019)
Cruze (2014 – 2021)   
Express (2002 – 2020)    
Malibu (2012 – 2021)    
Niva (2014 – 2023)
Orlando (2010 – 2021)   
Silverado (2014 – 2019)
Suburban (2006 – 2008)
Traverse (2009 – 2021)  
Trax (2012 – 2021)

• CADILLAC (EUROPEAN)
ATS (2012 – 2015)
ATS (04.2018 – 12.2018)
ATS V (2016 – 03.2018)
BLS (2005 – 2010)
CTS (2008 – 2019)
CTS V (2008 – 2019)
Escalade (2020-2012)
Escalade ESV (2018-2007)
Escalade EXT (2013-2007)
SRX (2005 – 2015)
XT4 (2018 – 2022)
XT5 (2016 – 2021)
XT6 (2020 – 2022)

• GMC (EUROPEAN)
Sierra (2013 – 2019)
Yukon (2005 – 2014)

• Hummer (EUROPEAN)
H2 (2002 – 2008)
H3 (2005 – 2012)

• Opel / Vauxhall
Adam (2012 – 2019)
Ampera (2015 – 2020)
Ampera-E (2015 – 2021)
Antara (2006 – 11.2010, 06.2014 – 2020)
Astra MK5 (2004-2009)
Astra MK6 (2010 – 2015)
Astra MK7 (08.2015 – 07.2019)
Astra J (2009-2015)
Astra K (2015 – 07.2019)
Astra K facelift (2019 – 2021)
Astra Van D2JO, P3400 (2013 – 05.2014)
Astra Van D2JO (01.2015 – 2019)
Cascada (2013 – 2019)
Corsa E (2014 – 2019)
Corsa MK3 (06.2014 – 11.2014)
Corsa MK4 (11.2014 – 2019)
Insignia A (05.2014 – 2017)
Karl (2015-2019)
Meriva B (2014-2017)
Mokka (2012-09.2016)
Mokka X (10.2016-2020)
Viva (2015-2019)
Zafira B (07.2011 – 2015)
Zafira C (02.2014-2019)

Not sure whether your vehicle is supported, or you are sure it is not but thinking about asking anyway ? Drop me a message.
Even if your vehicle does not have that TPMS training mechanism like in the setup video the simulator device may still be of use to you.

Which one to chose: corded or battery powered ?

The corded device needs a 12 V power outlet and costs 10 euros more due to more parts and labour involved. Otherwise the battery version will work just fine for a predicted 7.5 – 10 years irrespective of the driving regime, in most cases.

The batteries are replaceable (2 x AA). However, for prolonged periods of non-use and especially if the car sits under the scorching sun then there is the risk for them to leak. Avoid that by screwing and unscrewing 4 screws and pulling the batteries out when not using the vehicle for more than 2 – 3 months. This does not happen all that often though; how many times did you find your spent remote control batteries having leaked ? Then again, remote controls are kept at room temperature.

Also, for those of you with a lot of really cold days throughout the winter: the alkaline chemistry is not suited for the job. They retain about 16% capacity at -17 C (0 F) and 66% at 0 C (32 F). Once the alkalines deplete either switch to the more costly lithium AA bateries – good down to -40 C ( -40 F); also they got a non leaky chemistry. Or go for the corded device.

The bypass simulator units are priced at €45-battery / €55-corded + shipping

Payment and shipping for international customers

1. Through Paypal. Shipping via tracked Snail Mail @ 6 euro. Use the buttons below for ordering.

The corded version:

The battery version:

2. Through Credit Card – Shipping via tracked Snail Mail @ 6 euro.

The corded version:

The battery version:

3. Through Transferwise – Use the Delivery Credentials Form and I shall send you a request for 51 / 61 euro. Shipping via tracked Snail Mail @ 6 euro.

For local customers in Romania 45 EUR (or 210 lei, battery) / 55 EUR (or 250 lei, corded):

1. Through Paypal. Shipping via tracked Snail Mail @ 2 euro. Use the buttons below for ordering.

The corded version:

The battery version:

Should you prefer paying in RON please use the Delivery Credentials Form

2. Through Credit Card – Shipping via tracked Snail Mail @ 2 euro.

The corded version:

The battery version:

Should you prefer paying in RON please use the Delivery Credentials Form

3. Through Transferwise – Use the Delivery Credentials Form and I shall send you a request for 47 (or 220 lei) / 57 euro (or 260 lei). Shipping via tracked Snail Mail @ 2 euro (or 10 lei).

 

Return policy

The price for only the device (shipping excluded, meaning only 51/61 EUR) will be reimbursed in the following circumstances:

• No more than 60 days from the date you have received the device have passed;
• I am not asked for any fees for the returned item – I will not be accepting such items, so please be careful;
• The device is still operational and physically not damaged.

Should the device break on its own (without much aid from the human factor), there is 1 year of warranty.

Of course, you probably want the tire pressure sensors simulator device working with your Suzuki, so be sure to ask for help if need be. Please also be aware that this is not a plug & play device. A few steps are required in order for the vehicle to learn it. It is easier than the Suzuki simulator setup, but just so you know. Find here the detailed Facebook reviews.

eBay reviews.