TPMS reset procedure isn't working
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TPMS reset procedure isn't working
Ok I had to have some repair work done on one of my tires and the guy said he reset the TMPS. I hopped in the car and have been driving around for weeks, doing the reset procedure also myself but only getting a message saying "tire pressure monitor active"....which I then reset again, get a confirmation saying its restarting......but then goes back to the "tire pressure monitor active" message.
I can drive till the cows come home but it never seems to collect a reading for the tires.
Looked all over this board and I can't figure it out. Help anyone?
I can drive till the cows come home but it never seems to collect a reading for the tires.
Looked all over this board and I can't figure it out. Help anyone?
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does seem like an odd issue, they have always reset themselves for me when I had new tires or anything else done that required the adjusting or re-installing of the sensors
good luck OP
good luck OP
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You know that the TPS sensors work on different frequencies, did you mention that one of them was replaced, perhaps that is the wrench in the works. I believe the factory's TPS's work on frequency 433MhZ. Your problem is definitely the sensor that was replaced, it's messing up the other three.
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Ok so I took it back to the guys who put the tires on and they said the driver rear tpms was showing a fault even though they replace the driver passenger....and since that day it didn't work.
I don't know....I don't get this stuff but the guys fixed it. Many thanks to everyone on this board for their helpful comments.....I was going nuts
I don't know....I don't get this stuff but the guys fixed it. Many thanks to everyone on this board for their helpful comments.....I was going nuts
