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Originally Posted by djpeesh
(Post 3189898)
Nope. The temperature on every tyre is different. One was 47 degrees, another was 30 degrees. Its all over the place. Hopefully its not a TPMS error. :deadhorse |
Originally Posted by djpeesh
(Post 3189780)
I use the app. For some reason it always show tyre pressure as 29 in all tyres. I checked pressure at two different pumps and at both pumps it was 32 psi for the front tyres and 30 psi for the rear, as per the manual. So I'm not sure the app is accurate. |
Originally Posted by nitinralli
(Post 3190365)
For me this app is not working at all. It doesn't get connected. Now i remember why i removed this app when i got it initially. |
Originally Posted by SDP
(Post 3189057)
... Came back home, read the TPMS re-learning procedure and started as per the instructions. Got the car in the relearning mode, after one unsucessful attempt. ... After releasing quite a lot of air, still no change in status. No beep either. Started getting worried that I am going to release just too much air and would have to drive to the tyre-walla again. While I was still releasing more air from the front-right, the car gave 4 beeps (relearning-failed) and came out of the "TPMS-Relearning" mode! :Frustrati ... Gave up. So now one fine morning when there is not too much crowd at the tyre-wall shop, I have to go there, inflate to something like 40psi and then try the circus all over again and keep my fingers crossed that I am able to get all 5 tyres learnt before the system comes out of relearning-mode! |
Originally Posted by Zappo
(Post 3190379)
This means your infotainment system is still running the old version. After launching the BlueSense M&M asked all the service centers to upgrade the interface so that BlueSense works with it. Get that done and then you should be good. |
Originally Posted by shrk_18
(Post 3190527)
In addition to this, you will have to remove the pairing information that will be still present and re-pair your Bluetooth device. Without the re-pair the BlueSense App will not work. The guy at Anant Cars, Bangalore mentioned this to me when I got the IS software upgraded |
Originally Posted by Zappo
(Post 3190379)
This means your infotainment system is still running the old version. After launching the BlueSense M&M asked all the service centers to upgrade the interface so that BlueSense works with it. Get that done and then you should be good. |
Originally Posted by shrk_18
(Post 3190527)
In addition to this, you will have to remove the pairing information that will be still present and re-pair your Bluetooth device. Without the re-pair the BlueSense App will not work. The guy at Anant Cars, Bangalore mentioned this to me when I got the IS software upgraded |
Originally Posted by djpeesh
(Post 3190674)
Speaking of bluetooth, is anyone facing an issue where the call doesn't go through and the display still shows the calling screen? My phone dialling and receiving has become a bit of a laggard on the bluetooth system. Think I might have to re-pair my phone. Also, the text message readout feature doesn't work on jellybean. |
Originally Posted by Xryder
(Post 3191866)
As for the bullbars and its impact on the Air-bag deployment, I am told that it is a myth. I have not researched into this, but if anyone has, please share your insights.[/i] |
Originally Posted by Sisu
(Post 3191912)
As far as I know, the airbags are triggered by sensors which measure the rate of deceleration which is the primary information that the airbag control module relies on in modern cars. Impact sensors, door pressure sensors, wheel speed sensors, brake pressure sensors, and seat occupancy sensors (wherever equipped) all provide supplementary information to the airbag control module wherein it decides whether to deploy the airbags or not. Disclaimer: Did some research on the internet to gather the above information. Please contact your respective car manufacturers to get the detailed airbag wiring/deployment plan from them lol: |
Originally Posted by Sisu
(Post 3191912)
As far as I know, the airbags are triggered by sensors which measure the rate of deceleration which is the primary information that the airbag control module relies on in modern cars. Impact sensors, door pressure sensors, wheel speed sensors, brake pressure sensors, and seat occupancy sensors (wherever equipped) all provide supplementary information to the airbag control module wherein it decides whether to deploy the airbags or not. Disclaimer: Did some research on the internet to gather the above information. Please contact your respective car manufacturers to get the detailed airbag wiring/deployment plan from them lol: |
Originally Posted by spkingsley
(Post 3191970)
Correct. Airbag deploy based on a calibrated, vehicle specific deceleration rate. Adding bull bars and taking the impact on bull bars affect this calibration |
Originally Posted by Xryder
(Post 3192040)
How is it then that M&M is selling the bullbars tailored to fit for Scorpio/XUV/Bolero ? |
Originally Posted by Xryder
(Post 3192040)
How is it then that M&M is selling the bullbars tailored to fit for Scorpio/XUV/Bolero ? |
Originally Posted by yogibear007
(Post 3192194)
..I think the fine print in the sale agreement of the accessories says it all whether it's bullbars or sidesteps or for that matter anything else. |
Originally Posted by Xryder
(Post 3191866)
I have the latest version and yet, the tyre-pressure shown by the bluesense app is incorrect always. I fill up Nitrogen and top it to the right pressure 30/32 PSI, yet the blue sense app does not show the correct value. I have paired with my android and re-paired it. No change in the error with the tyre-pressure values. . |
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