2008 nissan versa, I've got a known bad TPMS in my right rear. If I replace the TPMS in the tire, will the car know that I just installed a new one? using this reset tool.
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yeah, it won't recognize it. The tool lets you easily reset the learning mode of the receiver/computer by grounding the proper wire in a series of code signal. I never did get my infiniti M-35 to recognize the new tpms in all four tires (supposedly the correct ones) so...$145 later I bought a good pressure gauge and threw it in the glove box and manually check tire pressures.
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When the service department changes the sensor they will have to reprogram the computer to register it. At that point the light will go out if there are no other problem. I do not believe this tool is able to register a new sensor, it does set the internal electronics into a diagnostic mode. However, each model year is unique and whether or not the internal electronics are able to register a new sensor ID or just reset to an existing one is specific to the internal. Same thing applies when you rotate the tires.
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It will adjust for the tire size so that the speedometer and shift points are correct if it is an automatic. It will also allow the update when you regear - I had the same set up as you as then went to 4.88s. It has tunes for different octane that seem to eliminate some of the slow areas - esp when I was running 3.73 and 35s. It also allows you to reduce the tpms setting or turn it off with a download if that is an annoyance to you.
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I have not yet used the tool when making the switchover from my winter tires back to my summer tires. However, I believe when switching over from either summer or winter tires back to the previous season's tires, it's only necessary to connect the QuickSet tool to your vehicle's OBD port, after the replacement set of tires are reinstalled, and press the appropriate button icon corresponding to the replaced set of tires now installed. I will be doing that in a few months when I revert to my "summer" tires. As previously mentioned, the instruction book in my opinion, is very poorly written and isn't clear on this procedure. I have not yet used the tool when making the switchover from my winter tires back to my summer tires. However, I believe when switching over from either summer or winter tires back to the previous season's tires, it's only necessary to connect the QuickSet tool to your vehicle's OBD port, after the replacement set of tires are reinstalled, and press the appropriate button icon corresponding to the replaced set of tires now installed. I will be doing that in a few months when I revert to my "summer" tires. As previously mentioned, the instruction book in my opinion, is very poorly... » Read More I have not yet used the tool when making the switchover from my winter tires back to my summer tires. However, I believe when switching over from either summer or winter tires back to the previous season's tires, it's only necessary to connect the QuickSet tool to your vehicle's OBD port, after the replacement set of tires are reinstalled, and press the appropriate button icon corresponding to the replaced set of tires now installed. I will be doing that in a few months when I revert to my "summer" tires. As previously mentioned, the instruction book in my opinion, is very poorly written and isn't clear on this procedure. « Show Less
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From what I've read, you don't need these in the new S3. Your car does not use physical sensors in the wheels for TPMS. If you've changed wheels, you just need to reset the TPMS in MMI.
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It depends on what you are looking to do. It will scan and trigger the sensors (and display the sensor IDs). If you are looking to reset the tpms system, you will need the ATEQ Quickset tool we have here: ATEQ QuickSet TPMS Reset Tool
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I don't think so...I looked and did not see a TPMS module. Don't know what model car you have. If it is an Audi (maybe others) be sure and check your spare tire too. It may have a tire pressure monitor also. See the link: http://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php/387811-Tire-Pressure-Light-Stays-On
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You will probably need to take it to your mechanic to be installed. The sensor can only be installed from inside the tire and a scanner may need to be used to clear the TPMS light.
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ABS maybe. SRS no. It will only reset the check engine light warnings from OBDII. Some ABS warnings are from OBD sensors. But they will come right back if the sensors are still not working.
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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.
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This tool does not "re program" the car. However, this does activate and read TPMS sensors. I fixed 2 Nissan's (both 2007's) by putting the car into learning or programming mode and then activating the sensors. This procedure can be found online. For both cars, this tool did tell me that there wasn't anything wrong with the sensors, the car just wasn't reading one of them anymore. Fixed this particular problem in 5 minutes.
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I beleive they reset. Last time I changed the battery I had to re-enter my tire size.
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Yes, you will need the ATEQ Quickset tool. Do you have the sensor IDs written down?Here is a link to the tool: ATEQ QuickSet TPMS Reset Tool
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This tool will put the computer into a learning mode so that it can register new TPMS sensors. I installed new Schrader TPMS sensors on my Nissan Versa, but these sensors came in either a sleep mode or an off mode. I used an Autel TS 101 to turn the sensors on. After the sensors were on, this OTC 3831 allowed the Nissan register the new sensors. Depending on the model of Nissan, you may also need to set the tires at different pressures. Many of the Nissan owners forums have information on that. I've been very happy with this tool and have used it on two different sensors.
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The pressure changes with use, i.e, highway temps. and driving conditions. If there is a leak, an alarm will sound and it will indicate the tire location. This should give the driver time to react and prevent additional damage to the tire.Not sure the small amount of change you are asking about should be anything to worry about, the unit will let the driver know if there is a problem. Rad the instructions.W
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not to sure live data on abs tpms. I beleive it only does abs for fords. dosent support all modrls on abs. But does let you erase abs trouble codes and airbag codes. on all models . havent used it much. Jeff
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Hi Nitin,The device works by using the reverse camera input to your head unit - if you currently have a reverse camera the camera and reverse trigger plugs into the tpms unit, and tpms plugs into your head unit.To show the tyre pressure it then fools the head unit into thinking the car is in reverse and instead of passing through the camera shows types pressure screen.So in short if your car has reverse camera it should work fine.
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Please remember this is an emergency repair process and I have not tested with wheels that have TPMS. This is a limp home repair process that may or may not foil the TPMS. Sorry I cannot give a better answer to your question.