Tony:
That is good to know. The problem is, that the dealer is constantly saying "if they aren't OEM sensors, we can't guarantee anything." I'm sure the sensors you sent me SHOULD work, but for some reason they're not working with my car. I'm with you, I think it's something in the car. Fortunately, I have found a service technician (Jeff) at my dealer who seem determined to make this work.
The only way I'd buy OEM sensors from my dealer is if they give up and say they can't fix the problem due to me having after market sensors. I just want to put the burden of making things work on them.
I will see if the new device that they put in the car (I guess it goes in the headliner - that's news to me!) fixes the problem. I'm going to be optimistic that it will.
I know I could just put up with the light in the dash, but one thing I have noticed is that these low profile tires on the 22" rims don't look much different when they are properly inflated compared to when they are very low on air. I think I'd really like to have the sensors working.
I am in no way blaming you, Tony, for these issues. I'm sure you sold me quality sensors. I am just trying to find out where the problem is so I can get it fixed.
Thanks for posting. I'm glad to know you're watching out for your clients.
By the way, I have had a TON of compliments on the car since I got the Savini wheels from you. Even at the dealer (where they currently have about 10 Camaros on the lot), when I pull in, a bunch of their employees come to look at my car and want to know where I got the cool wheels.
I'm sure this will get resolved. I just need to keep after it until it does.