2008 Xterra faulty sensor as indicated by tire shop after already spending over a grand on new tires, quoted another $70.00 replace one bad sensor. I declinded. Can this be disabled?
Quick question, what should I do if the front left is not resetting? It's probably the sensor at fault, but how do I prompt the system to go to the front right tire and so forth
if you train the tires by deflating the tires and it doesn't honk on one of the sensors, does that indicate that the sensor it didn't honk on is the bad sensor?
You are correct. When I changed the sensor, someone’s radio was playing in the background. CZcams flagged it as a copyright infringement and took the video down. I had to cut all that footage out as I didn’t have the ability to mute it at the time. This was back when I filmed with my phone and my vids sucked!
How 'bout doing an update then without the music. Lots of folks would like a pros version instead of the often misleading and dangerous DIYers. I'm not a DIYer but retired from doing auto mech work for a living but have little experience with a TPMS on a Ford other then relearning the system with their Motorcraft TPMS 19 tool
I’m sorry I wasted my time watching this video to find out at the very end that you have to have a special tool to fix this? Really? Maybe you should put in your title need special tool before watching this!
Actually,this shows the key part,which is putting it in training mode....you actually DO NOT need the training tool to make it learn....all you need to do is deflate the tire a little until the horn honks,then move on to the next wheel and repeat until you've done all 4...the tool just makes it quicker and no need to re-inflate after training
2008 Xterra faulty sensor as indicated by tire shop after already spending over a grand on new tires, quoted another $70.00 replace one bad sensor. I declinded. Can this be disabled?
I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed and I got the idea,...your a very good tech,...thank you, Roy
Quick question, what should I do if the front left is not resetting? It's probably the sensor at fault, but how do I prompt the system to go to the front right tire and so forth
Simple and straight to the point, nice. Thanks
What did you do to the sensor you pulled out? Replace it or just clean it?
I replaced it.
Hello, I bough new sensors and when I put it in training mode the left front doesn't go through
Did I hear that right at the end of the video he says it did not take. So this means the truck has not been retrained yet correct?
How to get that tool ?
On a 2009 Ford F-150 can I use the deflate method the train the TPMS instead of the TPMS Activation tool?
Hey. Can u locate a bad sensor without the special tool? if so how?
Hi, Sir;
May I ask if the TPMS Transmiter work on vehicles other than Ford?
I don't think it does, it barely works on fords!
@@flmmaz Much obliged, Sir 😊
Nice to see a tech actually use a torque wrench correctly.....
Is there info somewhere that I missed about what brand that tool is you used to talk to the sensors?
It's just what Ford provides the dealerships. this is a crappy video so it's missing a lot of info.
@@flmmaz you can
if you train the tires by deflating the tires and it doesn't honk on one of the sensors, does that indicate that the sensor it didn't honk on is the bad sensor?
In most cases it is safe to say yes.
flmmaz
thanks for the swift reply my man. will advise to replace
Deflating the tires does not always work. Sometimes you need that device he used.
@@BillAnon Yes, I tried that method on my 2010 F150 yesterday, and it did not work with any of the tires. Waiting on the device from Amazon.
I learned something here.
I’ve got one to do on my truck this weekend.
Virtually useless. It shows how to take a wheel off a vehicle and then break it down - but no information on how to install the sensor
You are correct. When I changed the sensor, someone’s radio was playing in the background. CZcams flagged it as a copyright infringement and took the video down. I had to cut all that footage out as I didn’t have the ability to mute it at the time. This was back when I filmed with my phone and my vids sucked!
How 'bout doing an update then without the music. Lots of folks would like a pros version instead of the often misleading and dangerous DIYers. I'm not a DIYer but retired from doing auto mech work for a living but have little experience with a TPMS on a Ford other then relearning the system with their Motorcraft TPMS 19 tool
JD Wht an update would require another F-150 with a bad TPMS sensor
damn envy won't let me teach you how to change it.
Worthless!
Well that sucked tremendously
I’m sorry I wasted my time watching this video to find out at the very end that you have to have a special tool to fix this? Really? Maybe you should put in your title need special tool before watching this!
This is not a how to video.....nor is my channel. Just a day in the life of a Ford dealer tech.
I CONCUR. THIS ENTIRE PRESENTATION IS A CROCK FOR THE AVERAGE HOME BASED, SHADE TREE MECHANIC.
Actually,this shows the key part,which is putting it in training mode....you actually DO NOT need the training tool to make it learn....all you need to do is deflate the tire a little until the horn honks,then move on to the next wheel and repeat until you've done all 4...the tool just makes it quicker and no need to re-inflate after training
mike kopisz ok my bad. Thanks I appreciate that and apologize
Absolutely how do u get the special sensor tools
You did not help me at all did not open your mouth to tell what you were doing.
Useless video unless you want to look at the tire tread for several minutes while the mechanic does the change out
Where can l bay this little control
He meant to say “buy”
2013
crummy video !
Areed, sometimes they stink, this is one of them.
I disagree. I followed it just fine without all the blah blah blah. I prefer this style.