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Old 06-12-2018, 02:23 PM   #1
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TPMS Relearn

So I had my mechanic swap my sensors into my new wheels. Due to other situations I took the car away from the shop. As of now, only one wheel is showing a reading, the others are just showing (--). Is all I have to do is the relearn process?

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Old 06-12-2018, 03:21 PM   #2
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If the sensors were swapped over, they should still be paired and giving you a reading, just maybe not in the right position.

You can try a relearn, but I feel like all of your tires should be –– or all should give a number. Just having 1 be a number is weird.
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Old 06-12-2018, 03:39 PM   #3
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If the sensors were swapped over, they should still be paired and giving you a reading, just maybe not in the right position.

You can try a relearn, but I feel like all of your tires should be –– or all should give a number. Just having 1 be a number is weird.
That's whats throwing me off. The fact that one is showing a reading. Could it be the fact that I didn't swap the sensors over for a few days? Like, I put the new wheels on and left my old ones with the sensors in them at my office and I drove around for a few days with the new wheels and no sensors.
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That's whats throwing me off. The fact that one is showing a reading. Could it be the fact that I didn't swap the sensors over for a few days? Like, I put the new wheels on and left my old ones with the sensors in them at my office and I drove around for a few days with the new wheels and no sensors.
Yes, that will throw the car off. I would do a relearn and start there. Do you have the TPMS tool yourself? If not, you should get one. They are pretty cheap, I bought mine off Amazon, just be careful of the knock-offs.

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Old 06-13-2018, 06:59 AM   #5
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Our fleet manager at work has the relearn tool that I could always use. Im gonna try to do the normal relearn and see if that gets them going again. Just gotta find the time lol
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I've used the in car relearn process before with my large magnet tray that holds all my nuts and bolts.
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