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So i bought new original 20" wheels the other day. They were listed as being from or for a W223. I put them under my W222 (2017) and it somehow doesn't recognize the wheel sensors.
Do they operate on a different frequency or is there something I should do to get them being recognized? It now just says 'no wheel sensors' in yellow in my display where as I am sure there are (at least that's how MB sold them).
I am waiting for my laptop, HD and other toys to get my BenzNinja gear up and running. :-)
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So i bought new original 20" wheels the other day. They were listed as being from or for a W223. I put them under my W222 (2017) and it somehow doesn't recognize the wheel sensors.
Do they operate on a different frequency or is there something I should do to get them being recognized? It now just says 'no wheel sensors' in yellow in my display where as I am sure there are (at least that's how MB sold them).
I am waiting for my laptop, HD and other toys to get my BenzNinja gear up and running. :-)
So i bought new original 20" wheels the other day. They were listed as being from or for a W223. I put them under my W222 (2017) and it somehow doesn't recognize the wheel sensors.
Do they operate on a different frequency or is there something I should do to get them being recognized? It now just says 'no wheel sensors' in yellow in my display where as I am sure there are (at least that's how MB sold them).
I am waiting for my laptop, HD and other toys to get my BenzNinja gear up and running. :-)
Congratulaions on the new ride!! I had a 2017 S550 and loved it. Those wheels look like W222 wheels; that design was only offered with black accents for W223: https://mbworld.org/forums/attachmen...small-size.pdf
If they're older, the TPMS batteries might be dead, but more than likely at least one would be alive. Good luck, hope you get it figured out.
Congratulaions on the new ride!! I had a 2017 S550 and loved it. Those wheels look like W222 wheels; that design was only offered with black accents for W223: https://mbworld.org/forums/attachmen...small-size.pdf
If they're older, the TPMS batteries might be dead, but more than likely at least one would be alive. Good luck, hope you get it figured out.
They are brand New w223 wheels. Bought them with 150km's on them (about 90 miles). the previous owner wanted for 22". The batteries therfor should work.
Congratulaions on the new ride!! I had a 2017 S550 and loved it. Those wheels look like W222 wheels; that design was only offered with black accents for W223: https://mbworld.org/forums/attachmen...small-size.pdf
If they're older, the TPMS batteries might be dead, but more than likely at least one would be alive. Good luck, hope you get it figured out.
They are also in the link with the w223 brochure you provided as RVQ.
So i bought new original 20" wheels the other day. They were listed as being from or for a W223. I put them under my W222 (2017) and it somehow doesn't recognize the wheel sensors.
Do they operate on a different frequency or is there something I should do to get them being recognized? It now just says 'no wheel sensors' in yellow in my display where as I am sure there are (at least that's how MB sold them).
I am waiting for my laptop, HD and other toys to get my BenzNinja gear up and running. :-)
They need to be coded in
each sensor has a code
can be done by writing the codes into the tire pressure module
two methods
1] by reading the code written on them
2) by deflating them one by one
This must have changed ... when I got my new wheels in 2021 all I had to do was get the correct-rated (390 Mhz, IIRC) Mercedes sensors and pop them in. The car recognized them immediately.
This must have changed ... when I got my new wheels in 2021 all I had to do was get the correct-rated (390 Mhz, IIRC) Mercedes sensors and pop them in. The car recognized them immediately.
Like you I've never heard of TPMS that require coding. The normal proceudre is to simply bind them to each other, sometimes it can be a lengthy process, but no special tools required.
If the W223 TPMS are different, then a set of W222 TPMS mounted will take care of the issue, any Mercedes parts dept will be able to confirm if W223 and W222 are different part numbers.
They need to be coded in
each sensor has a code
can be done by writing the codes into the tire pressure module
two methods
1] by reading the code written on them
2) by deflating them one by one
Can you explain me what you mean with option 2?
Just deflate the tire one by one and then, what is next to be done? ride for a couple of minutes or something else?
Can you explain me what you mean with option 2?
Just deflate the tire one by one and then, what is next to be done? ride for a couple of minutes or something else?
So i bought new original 20" wheels the other day. They were listed as being from or for a W223. I put them under my W222 (2017) and it somehow doesn't recognize the wheel sensors.
Do they operate on a different frequency or is there something I should do to get them being recognized? It now just says 'no wheel sensors' in yellow in my display where as I am sure there are (at least that's how MB sold them).
I am waiting for my laptop, HD and other toys to get my BenzNinja gear up and running. :-)
A while back, before I had xentry, a shop had to do the “teach in” on a set of 19”s in the gl. Basically register them in your module so it recognizes them. Also, discount tire does that as well but they might have to get the sensors out to see the serial numbers.
So hurry up and get the BenzNinja service asap because youre going to need it a lot 😂
A while back, before I had xentry, a shop had to do the “teach in” on a set of 19”s in the gl. Basically register them in your module so it recognizes them. Also, discount tire does that as well but they might have to get the sensors out to see the serial numbers.
So hurry up and get the BenzNinja service asap because youre going to need it a lot 😂
I have received the laptop, got the cable connection module and gear, paid my BenzNinja Fee, I am just waiting, after having paid the import duties, for the HDD to arrive at my doorstep, from the US, by PostNL!
I have received the laptop, got the cable connection module and gear, paid my BenzNinja Fee, I am just waiting, after having paid the import duties, for the HDD to arrive at my doorstep, from the US, by PostNL!
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