is it programmable the same way original tpms is?
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I tried to program it and could not. I took it to the dealer and they told me it was the wrong part. Amazon took it back, no problem there, but it cost almost $300 to replace one sensor. I don't know if I was scammed or not. Proceed with caution.
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You have seen your vehicle manufacture dealer , they would use their computer to program it after being installed by the tire center ... My Suzuki's was programmed by the dealer after i installed it , you just need to let the dealer know that you have installed an aftermarket sensor ... But it works superior than the factory ..
79373
would hope so, haven't had it installed as of yet. Suzuki wanted $160 for replacement and would not cover it under warranty, hope whole company goes broke even in Japan, worst car I've ever owned. Worse service from a car company.
1025404
Check with the dealer but I believe everything from 2013 and newer has a different style of TPMS sensor such that there is no sensor in the wheel
1054562
Yes! I just downloaded the latest version of the FlashCal firmware and disabling TPMS (after downloading the "off road" add-on) now works with my 2010 JK. The previous version I was using earlier this summer (2013) would not properly disable the TPMS, but this latest firmware update appears to have fixed the problem. It also seems to have given my 2010 Wrangler daytime running lights, which I definitely did not previously have. I like that. :-)
483178
Correct. These sensors are the same style found on millions of cars worldwide. if they sell tires they'll know how to deal with TPMS sensors.For technical assistance service techs can call 800 288 1804 and speak to one of our technical service reps who can answer any questions.
213223
No. The 'programmable' part only lets you set the amount of time you want it to cook on high or low.
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This tool will do two things. One: wake up your sensor, and two: retrieve the sensor ID. If your Toyota will write sensor ID's manually, then yes, this tool will help you. Refer to your owner's manual to see if you can manually "relearn" the TPM sensors.I do know that this tool WILL work with a scan tool to re-write the sensor ID's to the computer. In fact, it works like a charm.However, without a scan tool, the truck must be able to accept new ID's without a scan tool. I am fairly certain Toyota didn't make this available. So, if you don't have a scan tool to re-write the ID's, retrieving them isn't going to help you. This tool will do two things. One: wake up your sensor, and two: retrieve the sensor ID. If your Toyota will write sensor ID's manually, then yes, this tool will help you. Refer to your owner's manual to see if you can manually "relearn" the TPM sensors.I do know that this tool WILL work with a scan tool to re-write the sensor ID's to the computer. In fact, it works like a charm.However, without a scan tool, the truck must be able to accept new ID's without a scan tool. I am fairly certain Toyota didn't make this available. So, if... » Read More This tool will do two things. One: wake up your sensor, and two: retrieve the sensor ID. If your Toyota will write sensor ID's manually, then yes, this tool will help you. Refer to your owner's manual to see if you can manually "relearn" the TPM sensors.I do know that this tool WILL work with a scan tool to re-write the sensor ID's to the computer. In fact, it works like a charm.However, without a scan tool, the truck must be able to accept new ID's without a scan tool. I am fairly certain Toyota didn't make this available. So, if you don't have a scan tool to re-write the ID's, retrieving them isn't going to help you. « Show Less
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Go to this website:http://www.redi-sensor.com/Select applications lookupselect:1006 / Jeep / Commander / TPMS
226010
hello you will also need a tpms programmmer such as ts601 to replace the sensor
1367137
Yes it should, just follow the instructions in your owners manual to "learn" the tire pressure. I had a tire sensor go bad and had a generic one put in tire, this TPMS detected the new sensor with no problems.
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Yes, in fact that's what I did. It's the exact same unit as the one I bought back then too. It will work fine with defaults but you will probably want to program it a little if you have things like temp and humidity currently configured. It's a easy though and the instructions tell you what to do.
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Hi, I would replace the sensor just to be on the safe side, you need to match the part #s so they work as a team, they did change the system of sending/receiving TPMS DATA around the time of your vehicle, you might need to go online to a VW CC FORUM, you will get more info there, Phil James.
267862
It may, most TPM sensors are on a 335mhz or 433mhz frequency iirc. See if you can find out what frequency the volt TPM sensors are on.
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Peter, in a word, no, it will not fit your car. One must be very careful about selecting and purchasing TPMS sensors. Whereas the physical dimensions must allow the part to "fit," the part must also transmit on the appropriate frequency. The 2012 VW CC requires one frequency; a quick internet search reveals your TPMS operates on a different frequency. Search for compatibility using the internet. Keep in mind that the wheel must be removed from your car, the TPMS replaced with the new part, then the wheel rebalanced, installed (and sometimes) made to communicate with your car's TPMS controller using peculiar TPMS equipment. Verify, verify, verify! So in short, no, this part will NOT fit your car. Peter, in a word, no, it will not fit your car. One must be very careful about selecting and purchasing TPMS sensors. Whereas the physical dimensions must allow the part to "fit," the part must also transmit on the appropriate frequency. The 2012 VW CC requires one frequency; a quick internet search reveals your TPMS operates on a different frequency. Search for compatibility using the internet. Keep in mind that the wheel must be removed from your car, the TPMS replaced with the new part, then the wheel rebalanced, installed (and sometimes) made to communicate with your car's... » Read More Peter, in a word, no, it will not fit your car. One must be very careful about selecting and purchasing TPMS sensors. Whereas the physical dimensions must allow the part to "fit," the part must also transmit on the appropriate frequency. The 2012 VW CC requires one frequency; a quick internet search reveals your TPMS operates on a different frequency. Search for compatibility using the internet. Keep in mind that the wheel must be removed from your car, the TPMS replaced with the new part, then the wheel rebalanced, installed (and sometimes) made to communicate with your car's TPMS controller using peculiar TPMS equipment. Verify, verify, verify! So in short, no, this part will NOT fit your car. « Show Less
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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.
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.
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I don't believe so. They have a variety of progressions that you can select with the remote including the timing of the transition but I do not believe that they can change based on any other input other than manually using the remote.
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Most likely. I successfully used the Ateq QuickSet TPMS device and the included software within a Windows 7 (64 bit) virtual machine running in Parallels on my MacBook Pro Retina with Mavericks (OSX 10.9). Using this setup, I was able to program TPMS codes for some new winter tires on my '09 Camry Hybrid and retrieve the codes that the car had stored for the existing summer tires.