How to Reset TPMS on Nissan (Sentra) & Infiniti Cars without tools (Daylight) 【GForever】
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- This video is based off of my TPMS reset guide from the AllSentra Forum:
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This is a quick guide on how to reset the TPMS light on Nissan and Infiniti cars without the Consult-III tool. All you need is a paperclip that's straighten out. Quick video on the fly. You can skip to 14:45 to see the light turn off to skip my 10 mins of driving.
This procedure worked on my 2006 Nissan titan. The only thing different is the tire pressures which are front left 36 psi, front right 33 psi, rear left 27 psi and the rear right is 30 psi. You do have to drive it for 10 min or until the tire pressure warning light comes completely off. Because while its blinking it means its learning. It will turn off! Then it will turn on back again... that's when you put the right tire pressure on all 4 tires. This is what I did on my 2006 Nissan titan LE. Anyway thanks for this video!!!! It's save me a lot of money... God bless you brother!
Glad to hear it worked!
If you increase the speed to 1.5xon this video, it helps! 😁
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ummmmm ummmmm ummmm
Paper clip and taps worked on my 2011 Nissan Maxima sv- added some new rims with new schrader tpms sensors- no need for that sensor activation tool, my research found the tires need 3lbs difference - took a couple of tries
My 2009 Nissan Sentra’s light did not turn off, it turned solid!
Carissa Garcia If it is solid and not blinking then you need to start the procedure over
That happened to mine too
Carissa did ever work for u???
On my 2012 Altima, it doesn't do anything when tapping the clip, continues to flash while on ON position. After about a minute it stops flashing and stays on. I did make sure that I had the right hole on the pin. Top left hole.
I believe I have found a simpler method for reprogramming TPMS sensors.
- I got in my G37 and started it
- I drove approximately 1.2 miles
- I pulled in to COSTCO
- I kindly asked if they could reprogram my TPMS
- 7 minutes later my TPMS was reprogrammed & the warning light went off.
- I offered the COSTCO guy $20, he didn't take it.
That's great! If everyone was nice as your Costco guy then it would have saved me time & effort. The dealer wanted to $40 charge me and so did local shops for about $20 for something that should be real simple so I opted with this method which costs $0 and about 10 - 15 minutes .
+gforever
Ya, I guess I shoulda mentioned I live in the land of Aloha. Everybody is just cool like that.
FYI a friend of mine saw your video, followed your instructions, and BINGO!
His Ford F250 is good to go. He can't understand how the first guy to ever do this figured this out either.
Mahalo Man, for putting this out there.
Very cool! The Ohana culture over in Hawaii must be really nice. Mahola my friend!
This nonsense started out of the blue today..not sure why. It did snow last night, not sure if driving in it briefly goofed up a sensor. Who knows but I'll give this a try first - going through different videos and they seem the same - the specific tire pressure. Yeah I'm on the US east coast where attitudes are different, maybe not as friendly (lol). No way this would be free for me, so this -hopefully- simply trick will save me 40-50 bucks! Amazing how you have to do these insane steps to reset this, I appreciate the video!
ScrappleCheesesteaks agreed and best of luck!
Very good film, thank you. I did that procedure once on our 2009 Nissan Sentra. Now I need to do it again, so decided to watch the process again to refresh memory on it. I have 3 questions here:
1. @3:33 Does it matter which pinhole to use to insert the clip in?
2. Ho long does it take for the TPMS light to come after you replaced the wheel w/another wheel, which has a different (from others original ones) sensor? The thing is that on alignment the mechanic told me that he would rather use a full size spare wheel, which I brought for balancing, than the one I had on the car and which had a bent lip. So he put that spare wheel (that wheel had a different sensor, which was never programmed), did alignment. I expected the TPMS light, bcs of that different sensor present on one of the tires. But it never came. I thought it was bcs the original tire was still in the car. But after I removed the spare tire with that bent lip, still there was no TPMS light. Then I went to a different dealer for some work, I couldn't do myself (it was front suspension replacement). After that replacement they did alignment again of course. I came back, no light (so we know that there is one sensor on the car which is different fm other 3). After couple days we needed to go somewhere, and when I started to drive the TPMS light came and stays there.
3. That relearn procedure described in this film, does it work only on the old sensors, which were previously programmed? Or you can use it if you installed 1 totally different TPMS sensor?
Thank you again. Very informative and detailed film.
I took my light of the hell with TPMS I don't need a light to tell me I need air pressure I'm going OLD school
That and a black electric tape are good workarounds.
NY IN THE 80s 😂😂😂🙂🤣
Worked great on a 2007 Nissan Maxima SL. The plug can be reached easily from the fuse box under the steering wheel. Plenty of metal to ground to. And YES you do have to set the tire pressures as noted. I tried while leaving the pressures at 33-35 psi and the system reset but left the light on. Setting the pressures to 34,31,29, 26 must set a curve of some sort. The light comes back on, but then set to 35 and drive for 2 minutes it went back off for good. Thanks for the video.....
Awesome! Glad to see it worked on the Maxima. Thx for providing the details
When you set the pressures It tells the car what position the wheels are in.
I can't believe I just went through all of that stupid shit .... doesn't work on an 08 Maxima .... what a buncha crap for a stupid light on the dash .... we used to get by just fine without lights to tell us when a tire was low..... we would LOOK at them and CHECK the pressure from time to time .... sometimes upgrades aren't worth a crap
Yea very annoying. Sorry to hear it didn't work on the '08 Maxima. Black tape over the light is the other fix. Haha
nissan...
Going to try this on Mom’s 12’ Sentra. Having the same issue. I hope new Nissan’s don’t use this same process. My ‘14 Scion TC has a physical TPMS reset button just for this purpose. I push it’s done.
Agreed!!! Even my GTR has this issue... It is one simple feature that I hope Nissan can add to their future vehicles.
Thank you, BUT you might want to consider editing out many minutes of flashing TPMS light next time.
Thanks for the recommendation to better improve my future videos. :)
at the same time it’s proof that it works
I thought the same, but with so many faking hacks nowadays this let me know it was legit
@@FranciscoSanchez-nn5vj yes, it’s better to fast forward and know it’s real.
Tried this twice on my 2008 nissan Sentra. Got to the driving step and the light just stays on, doesn’t go away, even after I refill my tires.
This didn't work for my 2013 Frontier. Being an electronics geek, I actually made a connector assembly and soldered it in parallel with the Nissan connector and then a momentary switch and alligator clip. I was unsure that the paper clip method was actually making contact. I tried a few different tire pressures to no avail. All I did was burn $5 in gas (the Frontier is a thirsty beast). Maybe I have a bad sensor.
Hey bro you fixed the tire problem but how about the Engine light on on your LEFT SIDE Which was ON !!🤨
No engine light? Was it briefly on because was on the on but not start position?
I've been driving like 20 min and the light stop biking and didn't go off try over and over and still not working 2009 nissan sentra
What if my light indicator is not blinking when the car is on the on position?
I used a small red alarm button from wire to ground, to make it easier resets next time.
Cool!
Replaced one of the TPMS sensors on my 2008 Nissan Pathfinder LE V8 after the battery in the sensor died. Replaced the sensor with an aftermarket brand (VDO) purchased from O'Reilly Parts store at $50 vs. original Schrader brand. Pep boys installed and rebalanced tire for $27. However, Pep Boys did not have the attachment needed to reset the TPMS system. I tried the technique in this video with no luck, it would not reset. Took it to discount Tire and they reset the system for $25 and the warning light on the dashboard is now off. Of note, I asked Discount Tire if they would install a new TPMS sensor at some point in the future if I provided them with a new sensor. They said they would. This would be the cheapest route since Pep Boys is not able to reset the TPMS system after a new aftermarket sensor has been installed. I have read elsewhere that the Nissan dealership wants at least $200 for the installation of just one new TPMS sensor and $60 for just a reset.
Nissan dealers are getting greedy. Glad to hear Discount Tire got it reset for you.
Nissan dealers are a rip off
Will I have to do this if I just replace all TPMS sensors? The car is an 08 G35, 11 year old vehicle.
Save 10 minutes of your life by skipping from 0:00 to 4:31 to 14:54. Enjoy those xtra 10 minute. You’re welcome. 😎
So I have a 2011 Nissan Titan. But when I first turn my key it’s blinking. And when I tap it 10 times nothing happens, it just keeps blinking. And when I start the truck it goes solid. Does that mean it’s set?
You'll need to repeat the procedure. Make sure you have the tire pressures set as noted.
what about if your tpms sensors are destroyed, does anyone know how to bypass the light without making it short out
The Caboose removed te ligth bulb from the intrument cluster
@@BassAustinAutomotive But can you stil pass inspection with codes showing? Because for example on 2008 Pathfinder fule level sensor malfunction code, if the code is set, you can't take emission readings for inspection.... It doesn't communicate...
In your clip, I did not hear long beep! as you mentioned in written instruction.
It may not have captured in the video
I drove for over 15 minutes and it never stopped blinking? When I turned off the car it was solid. Added air to the tires still on solid? Do I need to change all 4 sensors?
Were you able to engage the learning mode?
The procedure worked perfectly on my 2010 QX56, thanks!!
Infinety qx56
no sirve para infiniti M 35 ,lo intente varias veces y nada la luz se pone estatica pero no cambia para intermitente
I wonder if this would work on a 2016 Rogue. It has the Intelligent Key system and has TPMS. I just purchased on and was wanting to put on winter tires. Where did you get your TPMS set at?
I cannot confirm this on a 2016 Rogue as they may have changed. I would look for the OBD II wire to see if it looks the same and you can try it out. The TPMS set I got with my aftermarket wheels at discounttiredirect.com
Does this work with aftermarket sensors or it must be genuine parts?
What about Nissan cube
I tried this light flashes but does not go out it turns to solid showing tire presure is incorrect but when I filed to the recommended pressure light stays on.
So you had the tire pressures at the following while performing the procedure?
Front LH 240 (2.4, PSI must be at 34)
Front RH 220 (2.2, PSI must be at 31)
Rear RH 200 (2.0, PSI must be at 29 )
Rear LH 180 (1.8, PSI must be at 26)
Thanks so much man just did mine on my 07 maxima SE it worked for me im happy that light is off now 👍👍👍👍😎
Awesome! Glad to hear it worked!
Thx. I finally know how my #4Cylinder sounds
Popped the compartment off. Saw a small white "block" with multiple small wires inserted into it. Do I simply pull the whole piece out containing all the wires? Or is there another white plastic piece that has what u described as having electrical tape on it?
Please see 2:48 into the video for an idea of what it should look like. It should be under the driver side not under the compartment. You don't pull the whole piece out, just reveal the white plug piece.
Worked on my 2014 Frontier.
Awesome!
I know you said not to miss to change the tire pressure.... I owe a sentra 2011 and i have done everything but to modify the tire presure.... Still not success in driving for over 30 min cant make it stop blinking.... You think will make a real difference? Should i try it before i give up?
Yes modifying the tire pressure per the directions should do the trick. You will need to start over from step 1.
@@gforever i tried a straigth beeps sound for about 5 seconds ans then stops but nothing happens
on your write out on the forum between step 5 and 8 and on the videos when do you remove the paperclip?
Since I sold the car, I haven't had to do this in the past 2 years. But if I remember correctly, I just left the paperclip on there until the TPMS relearn procedure completed.
I changed the tires to my Nissan Sentra and did not put the sensors all the time with the light ... is this technique will help me?
emanuel contreras sorry you will need sensors for this to work
That link you put up is not active..
I have a problem with my 2008 Dodge Nitro 2.8 Diesel which I believe is due to the TPM System.My car should display separate readings on the dash for each of the four tyres but only three are working as they should, and the Right Front only displays a straight line although the tyre pressure is OK.In trying to correct this, , in turn, two new complete pre programmed TPMs have been fitted that were supplied by a Chrysler Agent, together with a good original TPM that had been previously removed from a different wheel on my car.In turn, after each TPM was fitted, the car was driven as recommended But still the same problem still remains.Through this I've come to the conclusion it must be the TPM System or the Right Front receiver at fault but I cant find any information relating to this problem for my Dodge Nitro.. Can You Help - Regards Cliff
Hello, will this work for 2007 Nissan Nismo frontier truck? We bought 4 new tires (off road tires.) Truck only has 41,000 miles on it and now that tire light (hello exclamation point Just like you show on video) stays on.
+Mary Doe I cannot confirm if it will work on the Frontier but since it is the same year as my Sentra, I would think the same procedure should work.
It worked for me. 2005 Infiniti G35 Sedan
Cool! Glad to know it works on a 2005 G35 too
Thanks for the video! I read the guide in allsentra forum and watched video. However, I could not finish the step7 of your guide, where I also did not find in your video. So I just skipped it. After driving for six or seven miles, I heard the beep and the light stayed (it was blinking after tapping many times). When I set the tire pressure back to 36, the TPMS light still stayed after I start the engine. I got a 07 sentra. Is the beep emerge at the right time or I have to wait it for beeping before start engine (after set the tire pressure to some strange value)?
so it was blinking after tapping. after the beep it stayed solid. OK so after driving for awhile w the correct air pressure, is the light off now? if not try it again sounds like ur close.
+gforever ok, i'll try again in these days.
btw, on the allsentra forum, there is a guy said that i need to make sure the sensors' batteries are not died. Have you ever changed or scanned your batteries?
+Xingyu Yao I have not changed tpms batteries. you might want to take it to the tire shop to check them out. Heard the tpms sensors break easy.
+Xingyu Yao I have never scanned or changed my TPMS batteries. Had the same sensors for 9 years, no issues.
+Andrew Wong I do not think I need to change the TPMS batteries either. You got the same problem on TPMS light? have you fixed it?
This was great. Worked perfect on my 07 Sentra. THANK YOU!
Excellent! Glad to hear it works!
My light tire pressure light blinks first everytime i turn it on then turn solid so how am i suppose to do it that way? i noticed alot of videos people lights are solid when they turn it on
Perhaps take a video and ask around for assistance. It could be you have a defective TPMS sensor.
How do you know the tires pressure? The one's that are now not the ones that you are supposed to have.
You will need to use an airpressure guage to manually check.
Thank you very much muy bien me sirvió ya lo apague y funciono
Glad it helped. :)
I can’t get it to blink the second time to boot into learning mode
Yea it's not easy. May take several tries. Very frustrating
After I fill my tank tire air pressure light went out
Nice!
All Sentra link says page not found
Unfortunately it looks like the website is gone. I will try to update the description with the myg37 source
Благодарю за видео! Сделал ресет на 2007 Nissan Quest SE.
Glad to hear this worked on your 2007 Quest!
Thanks it worked just like you said
glad it worked!
Hi Andrew, I tried the same but no luck. After that the step 8, the TPMS light didn't turn off, but i gives a long beep sound and warning light stayed. What will be the issue with my car Nissan Sentra 2008.
Thanks
Balaji Thangaraj You might have a bad tpms sensor.
try it again. any luck? it takes a lot of trial and error at first.
Hey, I order a set of sensors. Do I have to replace them all. Can I replace one at a time?
If you have patience, one at a time, test, and reset. Easier to replace all 4.
thanks it did work on my altima 2011
+willian lara Great to hear it worked on the 2011 Altima!
willian lara. I have 2011 Nissan Altima. it has the same problem can you help me figure out how its done?
Is setting the tires to those psi before starting really necessary?
Yes
The link in the description doesn't work. js
It appears the website Allsentra is gone. Please check out the G37 forum www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-installations-modifications/207490-reset-tpms-warning-by-yourself-for-free.html
Si funciona lo hice frontier 2006 pero cambie los cuatro sensores y los leyó al 100%
Excellente! Glad to hear it worked on your Frontier! :)
Why those particular air pressures? Sounds like hokas pokas
The Factory Service Manuals actually calls for those exact air pressures. Tire position Tire pressure kPa (kg/cm2 , psi)
Front - Left 250 (2.5, 36)
Front - Right 230 (2.3, 33)
Rear - Right 210 (2.1, 30)
Rear - Left 190 (1.9, 27)
@@kirkmarthens3388 Thank you
Manual says 10 miles to reset.I assume that the sensors themselves were okay and your video was just to relearn them. If batt is out on the sensors then that would be a total replacement? The light never would reset.
correct, just had to relearn them since I did a winter/summer swap back then.
Paper clip won't stay in plug
Try to find a longer one that is small enough to fit but wide enough that it won't fall out
Have you heard of time lapse?
Sorry this video was taken on an older phone without that option
Does this work for new rim if its an Infiniti rim and went on an Infiniti
Infiniti G37s. Don't know if the new Q50s have the same interface
Thank you been driving me 😜
Glad to help!
@@gforever worked for 2013 Nissan Versa
Any idea if this will work on a '06 Armada?
+Abdulla Alsada Not sure about the '06 Armada since I don't own one. If you can find the plug, give it a try, doesn't hurt.
+gforever Thanks, I'll i just ordered a new set of TPMS once i receive it I'll give it a Try and will inform you with the results...
does this work on a Nissan versa.
Not confirmed but it should if it is the same generation 2007 - 2012.
turned off but came right back on
if it turned off after you completed the steps, then you just need to add the correct tire pressures back.
I did, and then it stayed off for a while, then came back on, think my batteries died in my sensor
nice spec v btw, is it fun to drive ??
Thanks, it was a fun car. I miss it and regret selling it.
OK, I did all on 2996 Xterra, the light started flashing when it went into a learn mode, I went on a drive and after 5 minutes it beeped for 5 seconds and stayed on. The pressure is good in all tires, does that mean one or multiple of the units are bad? I may need to change the tires anyway soon, I see something called TPMS service kit on the installation, will that replace the units or would I have to buy new ones?
If your buying new tires, I believe that TPMS kit is a new set of 4 tpms units.
just check tire pressure normally - if light comes on, cover it with a black tape! YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TIRE PRESSURE ANYWAY!!
will this work on a 07 Murano
I don't own a Murano but I believe it should be in the same generation as my old '07 Sentra so you can give it a try. Please let us know if it works for you.
does anybody know how this sorcery works?
Was originally found on the Infinti forums. Don't know how but it does work
I meant yellow not hello exclamation point
Nissan cube 2009
what's the ring size.
18" Rims
thanks bro
You're welcome.
Skip to 14:52 and save yourself from watching a flashing light!
Great, thanks!
+Juan Carlos R V Glad you liked it.
Ok wait. How the hell did you figure this out?!
Found a similar method on the G37 forum and it also worked on the Sentra.
+gforever
Ya but still. Who was the first guy to stick a paper clip in some electrical connector and tap on some metal, thinking it will reset the TPMS??? How'd they know which connector to poke the paper clip in? ...How many times to tap? ...What position the ignition switch has to be in?
Think about it. DASS JUSS CRAZY!
whoever it was is a genius or perhaps a Nissan Technician that knew what their proprietary devices are designed to look for.
man i got dizzy watching this.
Could u possibly have said 'Umm' anymore times than you did.
Didn't work!!
stacey mcfarland sorry to hear that. I would suggest posting on a forum that is specific to your car with some photos and ask for assistance. Best of luck.
THANKS DUDE!
You're welcome!
Takes too long to reset it ,he must be driving all day
james cocanougher it's hard to get it right. But if you're able to get the right settings, driving 10 to 15 minutes above 40mph should do the trick
Wow! I was wondering if you would run out of gas before the thing relearned the sensors! Thanks for the tip, though.
This is frickin' stupid! You should put the proper pressure in and the car should sense it and turn off the light, PERIOD!!!
This procedure is ONLY needed when your TPMS have been replaced or if you have a different set of wheels for winter vs summer. Once the reset is complete, you can put the proper pressure. Agreed this process is ridiculous but so thank the car makers from the early 2000s. If you have the TPMS reset tool, have a friendly mechanic/shop, or simply extra cash for the mechanic, you can get this done through them. I am only sharing this FREE method that is known to work on my 2007 Sentra.
Got my 07 Altima fixed using your preset pressures. Thanks a lot. I did find other videos using different preset tire pressures. For example, czcams.com/video/2H1AUsqMTWA/video.html, czcams.com/video/IOaoFCSVtQ8/video.html. I think the key point is to set four tires to four different pressures and Front Left > Front Right > Rear Right > Rear Left. Not sure.
Edit bro
Feel free to help edit.
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are people nuts just bring it to a shop and ask them to clear the code most will do it free of charge why go through all that and chance shorting out your sensor
Jon Dillinger if it was only free here I would definitely go.
Stop saying UM. It’s annoying
Could use have possibly made this video any longer Jesus
Are you aware that you said ummm over 100 times???
Newbury Press are you aware your dumb as fuck for actually counting how many times he said ummm....get a life
ARE YOU MR. PERFECT SPEAKER?? CONGRATS!