Can you reprogram tire pressure sensors with this tool? Lexux GX470 2005. Thanks.
2080498
No , It's for checking engine management only.It won't check or allow setting of anything else, wish it would !!! Hope this was helpful.
830506
The sensors didn't fit in the valve holes of my rims, so, my tire shop "strapped" them to the interior of my rims. They told me this was an alternate method to secure them & that's how they secure them to the rims of stock Corvettes. It worked ! All sensors are detected within 90 seconds of turning on the ignition. I am very pleased with these. I have low profile tires & I can't visually detect low tire pressure. Now I don't even have to get my hands dirty. Hope you find this helpful.
1970273
It should work fine for that. And while you could set the regulator down to the pressure you want in your tire, you would better off leaving the regulator at full pressure and using a manual triggered tire inflater (with pressure gauge) at the end of your air hose. Tire inflaters like this often have built-in air bleeder buttons too, allowing you to instantly release excess pressure if you pump in too much.
1687838
yes. however, you will have to manually enter the circumference of the tire.
1016168
Hi Nitin,The device works by using the reverse camera input to your head unit - if you currently have a reverse camera the camera and reverse trigger plugs into the tpms unit, and tpms plugs into your head unit.To show the tyre pressure it then fools the head unit into thinking the car is in reverse and instead of passing through the camera shows types pressure screen.So in short if your car has reverse camera it should work fine.
1736838
This is to program your 5 tires to your car's TPMS system. Most commonly switching between two sets of wheels for summer/winter. It will not bypass or bootleg around to not make the light come on. You need to have your IDs for each sensor before using it
3256
If I am understanding your question, can you pressurize the tires with out removing the units....the answer is no. I wish there was a way. The units work great. I like knowing my pressures and temperatures as I am driving, but you do have to remove them before adding air.
396335
Dear customer,Thanks for your email,This tool has 3 input connectors, so you can do it.Best regards1
1268451
No, but you can swap out your current sensors. These wheels are TPMS compatible and we have them available.
1528479
Very simple,just move the sensor to the back wheel.the heart monitor will work to.make sure the wheel size is the same.I have used sigma for a long time they are very good.do not like the strap on the heart monitor.they had to cut Connors some where this was it.
909900
I have done the GM relearn procedure before, it is a hit or miss on how many times it takes to get it to work. If you have a TPMS tool it makes the job much easier. I use a MaxiTPMS® TS401 from Autel to do the resets, with the car in program mode just press the transmit button on tool near the sensor and the horn chirps. The big benefit is you can do all four tires in less than a minute, no more having to let air out and wait...The other option is to take the car to your mechanic and let them program it. My local tire shops are pretty good about it.
1762087
Place the magnet on tire air valve, the valve in the middle hole. Use the car computer instructions to reset your TPMS one wheel at a time. Once you begin you must finish all wheels within ~5minutes. I used it on my Corvette and it worked very well. If this information is not clear enough, just google it to get helping instructions. There are also a pretty good Utube instructions. Good Luck!
1151135
Legally...no!If you check the web, they demonstrate how to bypass the parking brake sensor so you can operate it while driving.
1418325
Yes you can. Be advised I do not recommend this system. Short battery life, less than 1 year, which requires you to purchase new sensors plus the cost of remounting your tires. Zero customer support. Contacted Orange Electronics regarding warranty repair, never responded. Can not recommend based upon my experience purchasing two sets that do not work.
2107503
Good morning. Sir, the Ateq VT30 will only read the codes of TPMS sensors; and by the way, it does a very good job and is extremely easy to use. To reprogram your car you need a TPMS tool like the Ateq Quickset TPMS reset tool. It too is very easy to use. I would recommend going to their website which has helpful videos on how to use both tools. Ensure that the reset tool is compatible with your vehicle.
1601951
This tool will put the computer into a learning mode so that it can register new TPMS sensors. I installed new Schrader TPMS sensors on my Nissan Versa, but these sensors came in either a sleep mode or an off mode. I used an Autel TS 101 to turn the sensors on. After the sensors were on, this OTC 3831 allowed the Nissan register the new sensors. Depending on the model of Nissan, you may also need to set the tires at different pressures. Many of the Nissan owners forums have information on that. I've been very happy with this tool and have used it on two different sensors.
958322
It can only trigger and read sensors. It has info for activating but some cars need a scan tool as well.