will this work on a 2011 Honda civic tpms system ?need a separate tool to write the id of the sensors in the ECU, this tool could be the maxicheck pro
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No, it won't work by it self, you will need a separate tool to write the id's to the TPMS computer
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No it will not you can get the ID from the TPMS but you will need a scanner to write the IDS into the ECU Autel does make a all in one tool but it will cost you a lot more
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You need something that will put the tpms module into learn mode and let it accept the id's. I have started replacing my Autel stuff as despite being cheap, the functionality is more and more limited. I would suggest getting a bartec that will both pull the id codes and program them into the vehicle. It's around $1500 new but I'm sure you can find em used for less.
1037123
I used it on a much older Honda Civic and it worked wonderfully well. Sorry I can't be more helpful and sorry I didn't see your request earlier. You probably solved your problem some time ago.
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The page for this sensor has a compatibility function. Have you tried entering the information into the page and see if it is comparable? Failing that, have you called a car part store and asked what the part number is?
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Hi! These TPMS will work on your car. But I just wanted to warn you, these TPMS died after 6-9 months on all 3 cars of mine. Terrible quality! I now use Schrader TPMS. On one car they are 5 years old and still working.
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worked on my 92 civic cx. I beleive it is a 1.8 L or something close to that. Most O2 sensors are universal between cars, if i where you i would google it.
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It has been awhile but I am fairly certain that all 4 sensors are the same so should work just fine. After I installed mine, drove around and the check engine light went out on its own. Joe
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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.
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You can take it to Honda or any tire place that installs TPMS sensors and just have them flash the TPMS system. Your car won't just pick up the new sensors. You have to drive a few miles before the light comes on and then once it does take your car in. They shouldn't charge you, it only takes a few minutes. Good luck!
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I don't think it will work at all, tbh. If it does, you can expect the scan tool/diagnostic functions, the service reminder, and possibly the tuning recalibration features. I don't recommend this for you vehicle since it's designed primarily for Wranglers (and even then the functions are limited depending on year and sub model). It would be wiser to contact Superchips directly. (888) 227-2447
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Dennis,I'm far away from home and don't have the booklet with me, but it should work on a Honda. Otherwise, you can simply put the ends of a bent paper clip into the terminals to get a reading. Then, of course, you would have to know the codes. Hope this helps
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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.
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Short answer is yes, if they do TPMS.The car ECU needs to be programmed with the sensors ID, for each tire location.I suggest www.tpms-tools.com, for further information.
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do not know, worked fine on the honda civic, probably same item used on the insight, at the price cant go very wrong. before i bought the ones from amazon i got 4 at the dealer for over $10.
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It probably will. I am not sure, but I believe this must be standard. But you need to take the car either to a honda dealer or a car shop to activate your TPMS.
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Make sure to search amazon for one specific to your car first if it pops up it will probably work they are pretty generic i have used mine on several different cars it reads some sensors on all but won't read all sensors unless you have an app like Torque Pro and get a plugin for the app specific to your car ( i have the one for my Fiat 500 1.4l multi air) and it reads all 22 sensors on my cars ECU. But it will also turn off check engine light and read sensors on hondas, toyota, dodge and a ford ranger that i have checked with it so far.
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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.
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Can not comment if it is compatible with other sensors or its sensors work with other TPMS. Otherwise, it will definitely work in any vehicle. It is very practical and fits well in the cockpit of Forester.