How is the tire pressure monitoring system programmed for these sensors after they are installed? I have a 2006 Toyota Tundra Double Cab.
1955362
Bill, sorry I've yet to install the set I purchased. My understanding is once the monitors are installed your tire dealer resets the monitors and system with a handheld gizmo.
245012
If you're using this on a Ford, then you need the Ford TPMS tool, available here: http://www.amazon.com/Motorcraft-TPMS19-Remote-Pressure-Sensor/dp/B001FKSNUI You'll need to determine how to put your vehicle into TPMS programming mode, but it's usually pretty simple - a few button pushes on the dash controls, and then you sync the wheels in the proper order. Google should be able to provide documentation on how to do this.
764621
I believe you need a 974-009 dorman sensor. Maybe google "2007 avalanche tire pressure monitor."
1927536
each vehicle is different, most have to be put into learning mode and then the sensors must be initialized. most tire stores can program the sensors.
2042095
They have specific harnesses. I would research to make sure. I instaed on a 2004 Tundra. Literally plug and play. Great controller.
371842
Good Morning: TPMS systems working on pulsating signals and cycles from tire to tire every 6 seconds showing the tire pressure and temperature on the screen. If no significant change is noted in the 6 second cycles it will transmit a full updated reading every 5 minutes. If a significant change is notated it will transmit it on that cycle or if you go out of any of your Alarm parameters (settings) it will interrupt the cycling and give you a real time alert and reading as to what the problem is. Hope that helps, Customer Relations EEZ RV PRODUCTS
1251776
No, these tire pressure sensors are not correct for any 2014 model year vehicle.Thanks,-Tanner
442236
I had my mechanic diagnose which sensor was defective. Replaced it with the one from Amazon. Still not working. Mechanic checked the new sensor and it is defective. I'm stuck with a paperweight.
2236441
I have not programmed that car yet but tool is amazing and I have cloned Toyota honda Nissan Gm dodge , your vehicle uses the 433hz and reprogram codes are rite on old sensor , the ones that are damaged from tire dismount I use a scan tool to get frequency to clone and it only take a min to duplicate and don't need factory relearn procedureTool comes with (4)315 hz sensors which pay for tool and sensors once sold
2220136
Yes. Just instaled de new sensor in the tire. Then you have to relearn the 4 tires before, because the TPMS Machine. Need to have in the memory the 4 tire test. After that. Just conect the obd2 cable. And the machine go to ask. Write sensors ID. and go click YES. In the screen you will see the live data. And. Done.
1907264
2002 is the latest model these sensors work on. It is in the title of the item. Your vehicle needs sensors from 2007, the shifting solenoids for your vehicle have been modified significantly. Additionally the pressure switch manifold is much smaller in your car as well. Try rock auto or search under a different description in Amazon
1234305
The sensors I have replace the caps on the valve stems outside the tire. If you want to use internal sensors you need to contact TST to determine which ones will handshake and work with their monitor.
1944883
Sorry, I'm not in the business and don't know where the brake controller is on a new Tundra. I'd take a look in a bundle of wires near the parking brake. Good luck.
440599
Those threaded sensors were the upstream o2 sensors on my 4.7 tundra v8.. the downstream sensors had a bolt on each side to secure it. At least that was the case for my application.
2174929
Check to see if a 2006 Toyata Tundra takes the same pin configuration as a 2012 Tundra, I suspect they will be the same . This adjustable "blinker timer" works great when using LED bulbs, avoids fast flashing.
125272
I work for GMC. I say your sensors won't pair with the vehicle. Try different TPMS sensors
1363650
call and ask specifically (have your serial number available) i bought these and they worked flawlesly.. i had my local tire shop install them for me and they charged a fee to install them and a fee to program them (you have to do this with the correct devices) there wer no other parts required. i'm not certain what aarish is referring to.... there are only the sensor inside the tires and the computer for the system.