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Tire Repair: Cleaning

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  1. Inspect the tire pressure indicator sensor for damage due to driving on an underinflated/deflated tire and the sensor porthole for debris. If the sensor is damaged or the debris cannot be cleared from the porthole, the sensor must be replaced. Tire Pressure Indicator Sensor Replacement
    2. NOTE:

    Refer to information on the tire sealant Material Safety Data Sheet and follow guidelines for handling and disposal.

  2. If a tire sealant product was used/found within the tire, and the tire is repairable, use a mild dish soap, clean water and shop cloths to remove the sealant residue.
  3. If a confirmed GM approved tire sealant product has been used/found within the tire, use a mild dish soap, clean water and shop cloths to remove the sealant residue from the tire pressure indicator sensor.
  4. If a tire sealant product has been used/found within the tire, and it cannot be confirmed that a GM Approved product was used, replace the tire pressure indicator sensor. Tire Pressure Indicator Sensor Replacement
  5. Clean the area around the puncture thoroughly in accordance with the manufacturer instructions provided with the repair kit being used. This step serves to remove dirt, mold and/or debris to ensure proper adhesion.
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