TPMS Question?
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rook
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check here
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If you get new tires, there's nothing to reset. You don't have to get your tires from a dealer, although make sure the place you go to is aware that you have the sensors (which are part of the valve stem) so that they're careful.
All 5 tires/sensors must be present and working, or you'll get a warning from the system.
As rook pointed out, there are a lot of threads on TPMS, so a search for "TPMS" should give you a lot of useful information.
All 5 tires/sensors must be present and working, or you'll get a warning from the system.
As rook pointed out, there are a lot of threads on TPMS, so a search for "TPMS" should give you a lot of useful information.
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Even Steven
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toto said:
I don't think that's correct. I dropped off my spare tire at the dealership to have the sensor mounted to my new wheel/tire and drove back home without a warning light. In fact, I drove around for over an hour without the tire pressure light coming on.
I decided to check the system to see if it was working properly, so I let some air out of my tire and the light came on as expected. I don't think the system will give a warning if one of the sensors isn't present.
The system checks all 5, and it doesn't know which one is the spare. It has a list of 5 sensor ID numbers, and it checks to make sure all of the sensors on the list are sending data at regular intervals.
There are a lot of threads about the spare tire being the cause of a warning light, either because it was the one that was low or else it was stolen.
Have you had the sensors changed or re-programmed by a dealer for some reason? The only explanation I can think of would be that the ID number for your spare isn't programmed in the computer and therefore the computer didn't miss it while it was gone.
There are a lot of threads about the spare tire being the cause of a warning light, either because it was the one that was low or else it was stolen.
Have you had the sensors changed or re-programmed by a dealer for some reason? The only explanation I can think of would be that the ID number for your spare isn't programmed in the computer and therefore the computer didn't miss it while it was gone.
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Even Steven
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No, nothing was changed or reprogrammed. I don't think the system is looking for a signal from the sensors. In other words, if the signal isn't there, the system doesn't send a warning light. If the signal is there and the pressure is low, it obviously will send a warning light.
I know everything is working properly because I let air out of my spare tire when I got it back from the dealer and the light came on.
I know everything is working properly because I let air out of my spare tire when I got it back from the dealer and the light came on.
Kmvreter
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Even Steven said:
The system gives me a warning flashing light when I've been away from a sensor (ie. wheels in the garage) plus the truck has the ignition on uninterupted at almost exactly 60 minutes. It resets when I arrive home and it starts to sense the stored wheels again.