I installed a new set of winter tires (mounted and balaced with new tpms by tirerack) on my 2009 Accord. Will this reset my TPMS light?
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Yes it will as I reset my 2011 Silverado tpms light because I rotated tires and wiped the values to zero for all tires by accident. But this gadget reset all tires under five minutes. follow the instructions for you vehicle and the gadget. Meaning the way the computer is set in your car for which tire to do first second, etc.
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Yes, they will but your tire pressure sensor will have to be reset after installing. Otherwise it will stay on
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This tool does not "re program" the car. However, this does activate and read TPMS sensors. I fixed 2 Nissan's (both 2007's) by putting the car into learning or programming mode and then activating the sensors. This procedure can be found online. For both cars, this tool did tell me that there wasn't anything wrong with the sensors, the car just wasn't reading one of them anymore. Fixed this particular problem in 5 minutes.
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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.
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Each of the sensors in the current version transmits approximately every 3 minutes, if the pressure is remaining essentially constant. On the other hand, if the pressure suddenly changes either up or down, the sensors transmit practically real-time updates. I have seen no difference in the behavior of a TPMS purchased a month ago, compared with one purchased a year ago. There is an issue, however, if you have a 12v outlet in your car that stays on when the ignition is off and the key removed. In that case, the TPMS can run your battery down (overnight, for instance) and should be unplugged. Each of the sensors in the current version transmits approximately every 3 minutes, if the pressure is remaining essentially constant. On the other hand, if the pressure suddenly changes either up or down, the sensors transmit practically real-time updates. I have seen no difference in the behavior of a TPMS purchased a month ago, compared with one purchased a year ago. There is an issue, however, if you have a 12v outlet in your car that stays on when the ignition is off and the key removed. In that case, the TPMS can run your battery down (overnight, for instance) and should be unplugged.
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I am not qualified to answer this question, I do believe newer Audi/VW Cars do not use this type of wheel sensor as a part of their TPMS system, hope this helps, Phil James.
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The tpms from your jeep is most likely on a different frequency. The EEZ tire is unit specific and you have to program each sensor to the receiver.
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Hello, these wheels do not require a tpms sensor and your 2008 does require sensors. So the answer is unfortunately no.
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No, but you can swap out your current sensors. These wheels are TPMS compatible and we have them available.
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Yes but you have to put your auto into a learning / training mode. It will not fix a bad tire TPMS it does train each wheel /tire where it is located, and if your auto does not tell you each tire, pressure or which one is in alarm you will never fine the bad one. In the case of a TPMS alarm go to a tire store and let them tell you which tire is in alarm and why. then replace that TPMS and reprogram all 4 of your tires with this magnet.
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I'm Not that familiar with Honda's protocol on resetting the system. This unit should work but I would contact the manufacturer to confirm before purchasing. I Recently reset my GM vehicle (winter tires) the unit works great. Good luck
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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.
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Unfortunately no. The 2012 Accord requires a tpms sensor that these wheels are not equipped to accept.
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It should work. Get on one of the forums and find out how to get into the TPMS learn seting. You will have to start at the right front and work your way around. If this does not work you mite have to let the air out of the tires and refill them and start the learn setting agian. The tire shop could not get them to read, I got the magnet and was done in on time at all. This was on my Corvette so I think the TPMS are the same. Good luck
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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!
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Not sure about your particular model and year. I got mine for 2010 Subaru Tribeca - which I am sure the TPMS has not changed w/ newer models. Except for the color, the Item matched with the original. The dealer or tire shop will have to install and pair to the system. Pairing it to the system in the car was a no charge item.
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Just FYI. I got mine installed at a reputable tire place, they told me it wasn't being found by the car (c300) but you have to give it time to recognize it. Mercedes could probably tell you if the same tpms is used in the compatible aforementioned cars and your model year.