Will this reset tpm sensors on 2007 GMC sierra after I replace them, batteries are dead.
1489286
The onboard computer on the truck should reset this sensor after it is installed .I do not think the 2842 will perform this task it is for programming and possibly reading codes.
1489287
I don't think so, unless you had a tune on the truck before it lost the tpm, if you did and you returned it to stock tune then it should reset it.
1025404
Check with the dealer but I believe everything from 2013 and newer has a different style of TPMS sensor such that there is no sensor in the wheel
1997757
NO! replacing the battery wont reset the device. It will just continue to display L for low battery. I assume that the factory calibration is lost when the battery is removed.
1351653
If the batteries are dead the thermostat will not work. However the batteries last a very long time so change them on a yearly basis if you are concerned.
2265901
I'm not Sure but there are 4 sensors maybe it isn't in the place where the effected sensor is double check the installation/wiring good luck !!!!!!!!!!!!
119652
I do not recall, however a friend of mine did have to replace a couple of sensors and they gave him the replacements immediately. Hope this helps.
226010
hello you will also need a tpms programmmer such as ts601 to replace the sensor
422877
This tool will do two things. One: wake up your sensor, and two: retrieve the sensor ID. If your Toyota will write sensor ID's manually, then yes, this tool will help you. Refer to your owner's manual to see if you can manually "relearn" the TPM sensors. I do know that this tool WILL work with a scan tool to re-write the sensor ID's to the computer. In fact, it works like a charm. However, without a scan tool, the truck must be able to accept new ID's without a scan tool. I am fairly certain Toyota didn't make this available. So, if you don't have a scan tool to re-write the ID's, retrieving them isn't going to help you.
1523053
No you will need to take the negative battery cable off for 5 minutes if that doesn't work you have fault in a sensor
422879
It depends on what you are looking to do. It will scan and trigger the sensors (and display the sensor IDs). If you are looking to reset the tpms system, you will need the ATEQ Quickset tool we have here: ATEQ QuickSet TPMS Reset Tool
1535797
The sensors will not work. I have them on a 2012 cc and they are the wrong frequency.
1831995
You can take it to a pep boys or advance auto and they can specify which sensor has failed. No charge. They have hand held devices. On my Tundra there are three possibilities.
1698608
I had to replace one a few years ago. I believe I reset it so many times that the reset failed to function properly. I read Hippie Bob's suggestion and wish I had tried that before I discarded the original sensor. Good luck .
699539
I was unable to make ANY aftermarket TPMS sensors work with our Nissan Altima. After about $500 spent all replaced just to take it to the dealer and be told they won't set and they have to be bought at the dealer. I'm living with the light on and just checking the tires the old fashioned way.
1189995
You have to change / replace the sensor inside the fan assembly and all will work fine. Ckeck batteries in remote too.
1512165
Possibly the battery needs changing if you have had it for some time. Other possibilities are: clean the battery terminals and make sure the batteries are seating properly; the sensors need cleaning (see manual for details); the unit is operating in a dusty environment; and, the unit is defective - unfortunately a far from uncommon fault.
1639393
Yes. The sensors connect back to the control box you place in the driver area. Once there's power to the control box it's all good. It is a bit of work to get the sensors positioned but works well in the end.