When I buy 4 of them for 4 tire of my Chevy aveo 2009 , do I need activation tool? Or it activated itself?
1749731
The owners manual gives you instructions on how to reset. You don't need a tool. You may just need to deflate each tire in the order given.
1749732
I dont think so, mine were activated so i think so the guy who sold me to me told me they are
1749733
Not sure if it works the same on an Aveo. However, on a Tahoe with the monitor system, you activate by deflating or inflating in a certain order. Usually driver rear, driver front, passenger front, passenger rear. Your owners manual should have instructions as well.
1749734
I only replaced one on my 2008 Malibu and programmed it using the procedure in my owners manual. Basically using the key fob and deflating tires in a specific order.
1216877
I bought this item some weeks ago and It's been working Good.. Maybe the issue of Activation could be a problem for you, but I Have the solution.Do the next... Press ##000000 and then press ok, then, where say MOBIL DIRECTORY NUMBER delete the number that appears in there and Write your own number, then press RIM buttom and press Save.. That's it.. Problem Fixed... Try this I found on another BB Review. It might help.
2083998
This scan tool does not respond to the current abs warning light to my car which is Chevy. Tahoe 2007. All it shows to the screen is error. Tried it again several times and it shows the same result. I tried it to my other car and it shows the same thing "error".
936528
I had to have my computer reprogrammed. My son-in-law is my service rep so he worked it out. The people in control of programming for add-ons is not GM but an independent organization. If you need a reprogram due to vehicle service on original factory equipment, you do not have to pay. If you make changes to the vehicle then you have to pay. The best thing to do is find out ahead of time from the dealer if you will need to pay for the reprogram. I bought my Cruze in May 2013 so it is likely is was built before March 25 but I do not know for sure.
24752
Yes, it works without buying anything extra and I programmed it myself. I had to read my car mannual & look some stuff up online to do it but I did it. It does start my car remotely as well as lock & unlock my doors. Just be careful with them they are not very durable and the dealership issued. My first one broke after 98 days. The 2nd one about 9 months later. I'm ordering two more now.
945148
Not sure about that one. I did it manually but see what the instructions say. Maybe you'll find something I didn't.
627579
Had the tire shop install mine when I had new tires installed. They will have to program it to your vehicle. Most places have the device to get your vehicle to recognize the sensors. Some vehicles allow you to self-program by deflating/inflating the individual tires. Search the Internet for your vehicle.
1735882
Did not come with manuell on how to program. Did to take it to Chevy Dealer. Was charged $15.00. Hope this helps
1762085
Thank you. I was looking for the procedure on using the magnet. I'm assuming if the consumer procedure used before 2011 applied and then just start at the driver-side front wheel and move clockwise around the vehicle once the previous tire was completed. Reports say that only the dealer tpms reset method is valid after the post 2011 model year made by GM.
295579
All the tire pressure monitor requires to activate is a strong magnet which is essentially whats mounted on your car to activate it every time your tire rotates. Not some special part # from the car dealership. This magnet is great for corvette and should be for any other vehicle out there.
1886658
I had to take mine to a tire shop to be programmed before they would work properly. I went to express tire.
193985
Just download the app scanator or torque. It works with both. Scanator will let you clear codes. I have cleared codes on 3 different vehicles.
2023252
The tool is upgradable and its free (as far as i know). This is a FANTASTIC code scanner. the best one i've had so far, and i've had a few. I bought it specifically to read ABS and Air Bag codes, and its done that flawlessly on all my GM and toyota's. I highly recommend it for the money. No question. I did the research before i bought it, and its well worth it. Its re-badged from Actron, but i think it sells for the best price on Amazon.
765468
Thanks for your inquiry. I don't see that you purchased that item from us but you should be able togo back to the seller & get another copy of the instructions. Thanks AutoMatStore
478917
Hi, my two cents: I dont think its about the country, to activate it you need to make sure you have an internet connection (not sure the offline process tho), the e-licenser software, and the dongle, then register it, meaning it won't work without all the steps, if you are still uncertain, call these guys below, they are the authorized distributors in your country according to the website: MI products & Nuendo:PROSONIDOHernandez de Giron OE-537Tel. Quito 22445020 ext 19Tel Cuenca 072821340martincobos(sb)prosonido.netwww.prosonido.netQuito Ecuador
1480324
Pray the one you bought online is programmable. If you go to the local Ford, Chevy etc Go to your local dealership's parts department with proof of ownership and the Vehicle Identification number. The will program a new key. I would own two, on in my billfold and one on my key chain. The process takes about one hour.
893883
Not programmed. Cost me $75 to have it done. Has to be done by a chevy dealer and has to be flashed in the vehicle. Its the same module across a lot of different cars. If u buy a used one, it has to come from the exact same model/options car as the one its replacing. Even then, there's a chance it may not work and need the same $75 programming.