*Please read before commenting* I am not a mechanic. I have tried this on *my* car and *my* car only. I can only suggest that this will work on a 2008-2012 Ford Escape. It may work on other Ford vehicles, it may work on your vehicle! I do not know though, and I cannot tell you whether or not it will work. The only piece of advice I can offer is to buy the OBDII scanner yourself and play with it, you may be able to fix the problem in your car. Obviously that is done at your own risk so don't cry to me if you broke something.
Hey buddy how are you today: 👋👋 I have the same problem in my car, I got 2008 mercury mariner premier 4WD V6. Can I use the elm 327 odb2 too please ??????
Gasoline should remove the speck. It needs to be *pure* gasoline though. Zippo lighter fluid will also remove it. TPMS is useless. In the old days we used gauges and checked our tires weekly. We didn't need to be told not to drink the contents of the battery. Too many parts houses and garages are flat dishonest and you cannot test these sensors without spending an hour breaking down the tire to put in a $20 sensor or taking it to a garage and paying north of $100 per tire to have sensors installed. I know exactly where he's going with this: Forscan. I'm about to do the same as neither the feds nor the next guy in traffic is paying $400 to fix my tires. They do not own my vehicle, either, I own it. Therefore I am going to shut down the installed TPMS and use the secondary TPMS I installed: a $13 pack of pressure sensitive valve caps that turn red when the tire pressure drops. $400 for electronic sensors that don't work or $13 for visual indication... let me think... Oh, another way to eliminate the need for this... check your tires every time you gas up. All you gotta do is look...
Works! thanks for the discovery! Just so you guys know who can't find the exact same module just check all the module that don't have AS BUILT format written beside them and search for Tire Pressure Monitor. That's what I did and it worked.
Thanks for this great video. Ford Escape 2010 here, that TPMS error is ANNOYING to say the least. Ordered the Elm327, downloaded FORScan, requested Extended License key...can't wait to clear that shit out my dash. Thanks, you the man!
I have 2008 Ford Escape XLT and it did work for me I’m so happy. Like he said you do need the extended license which took about 4 hours to get via email
FWIW, The dealer quoted me around $135 to fix the faulty TPMS for my 2007 Sport Trac. The sensors are inside the wheel and can't be replaced without removing the tire to get to it. I told them to forget it.
We old folks check our tire pressure every time we fill up our gas tank. This is a good discovery though. Cool. I will buy it and try it on my ford flex.
Works! I used the Vgate vLinker FS OBD2 USB Adapter for FORScan HS/MS-CAN Auto Switch I got on Amazon $34 This one has an auto switch. I downloaded FORScan for free. but for the software to make the change you have to subscribe for 1 year for $12 which is cheap compared to the aggravation this message causes. I paid with Paypal and got the code I needed in minutes
There is a way to disable the seat belt alarm on fords; Steps 1 turn on and off headlights 2 buckle and unbuckle seat belt 3 times ending with it unbuckled 3 wait til light goes off buckle and unbuckle seatbelt one last time within 7 seconds of the light going off
@@philboyxo Join the Forscan forum website. On my 2008 explorer sport trac v6 my 720-01-01 module was in the IC Module configuration (AS built Format) and not in the GEM module configuration. I converted the hex code in mine which was 910549F1F9 to binary 1001000100000101010010011111000111111001 (just google a hex to binary converter). Changed the the 18th digit from a 1 to a 0 as LarryJb explains here in the forums and I now have 1001000100000101000010011111000111111001 . Convert back to Hex and I now have 910509F1F9. Input new hex in 720-01-01 module and hit write. Follow instructions to turn truck off and on. No more TPMS warning with no other issues. I'll update if I something comes up. No more hitting the clear button EVERY TIME I turn on my truck.
@@22408aaronIt depends on what state you're in google it. Some states it's mandatory to have regulated functioning tpms system or you'll fail your inspection.
Yes...but if you have the $$ the dealer will be happy to take your $$. If you're concerned but don't want to spend the $$ then use an Air Pressure Gauge to check your tire pressure monthly.
Has anybody done this successfully? I have a laptop I can borrow and I’m worried about the transmission shifting effected by this pressure sensor.. I guess I’m gonna order the elm and do what this guy did?? 2012 escape.. is that worth it or should I pay somebody
@@22408aaron sorry I didn't mean to affend, I just bought 4 new TPMS SENSORS and they gave me the wrong ones? I was in a hurry and in a bad mood at the time? Very sorry for saying that I'm not usually like that. I ended up pulling the dash out and removed the light? It was easy took me less than an hour to do. Again sorry.
Well... I said in the video that the software that was on the disc was of no use and the software that I did use comes from the Internet. I hope that's not too confusing.
Just so you guys know who can't find the exact same module just check all the module that don't have AS BUILT format written beside them and search for Tire Pressure Monitor. That's what I did and it worked.
@@22408aaron Dude you don't need to be sorry! You are unique just like everyone else. I'm just grateful that you shared this helpful information with us. God bless you sir!
Lots of unnecesary talking make this a very tedious video to watch. You literally repeated the same words about 4 or 5 times in the some sentences. I had to mute and fast fwd a lot.
22408aaron anywhere that sell's car paint should have semi dye that'll match your dash it's like 20 bucks here in Nc but make sure you get the leather dye don't get the cloth hope this helps
That just sounds like a bunch of fuckaround for a dash light to me. I want to know which damn pin connector from which harness to remove. That would be more helpful.
There is no wiring harness conductor that is incorporated in the TPMS system. It's done via radio frequency communication directly between the in-tire sensors and the vehicle's electronics. Switching off via communication through the OBD port is the only means to basically tell the vehicle's electronics to ignore the absence of signal(s) from sensors whose batteries have died.
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*Please read before commenting*
I am not a mechanic. I have tried this on *my* car and *my* car only. I can only suggest that this will work on a 2008-2012 Ford Escape. It may work on other Ford vehicles, it may work on your vehicle! I do not know though, and I cannot tell you whether or not it will work. The only piece of advice I can offer is to buy the OBDII scanner yourself and play with it, you may be able to fix the problem in your car. Obviously that is done at your own risk so don't cry to me if you broke something.
Hey buddy how are you today: 👋👋 I have the same problem in my car, I got 2008 mercury mariner premier 4WD V6. Can I use the elm 327 odb2 too please ??????
@@professionalautoglass2042 I am sure you can it's the same suv
@22408aaron do you know after change the configuration with the OBD, if disconecting an conecting the battery could appear again the message?
Can this guy edit out the endless rambling and get to the point ..wow
Fast Forward to the 8:30 mark to avoid blah blah blah
Gasoline should remove the speck. It needs to be *pure* gasoline though. Zippo lighter fluid will also remove it.
TPMS is useless. In the old days we used gauges and checked our tires weekly. We didn't need to be told not to drink the contents of the battery.
Too many parts houses and garages are flat dishonest and you cannot test these sensors without spending an hour breaking down the tire to put in a $20 sensor or taking it to a garage and paying north of $100 per tire to have sensors installed.
I know exactly where he's going with this: Forscan. I'm about to do the same as neither the feds nor the next guy in traffic is paying $400 to fix my tires. They do not own my vehicle, either, I own it. Therefore I am going to shut down the installed TPMS and use the secondary TPMS I installed: a $13 pack of pressure sensitive valve caps that turn red when the tire pressure drops.
$400 for electronic sensors that don't work or $13 for visual indication... let me think...
Oh, another way to eliminate the need for this... check your tires every time you gas up. All you gotta do is look...
TPMS is dumb. Government ruins everything it touches.
Works! thanks for the discovery! Just so you guys know who can't find the exact same module just check all the module that don't have AS BUILT format written beside them and search for Tire Pressure Monitor. That's what I did and it worked.
Thanks for this great video. Ford Escape 2010 here, that TPMS error is ANNOYING to say the least. Ordered the Elm327, downloaded FORScan, requested Extended License key...can't wait to clear that shit out my dash. Thanks, you the man!
I have 2008 Ford Escape XLT and it did work for me I’m so happy. Like he said you do need the extended license which took about 4 hours to get via email
So he didn’t fix anything he just disabled the sensors so the car doesn’t check them anymore..
FWIW, The dealer quoted me around $135 to fix the faulty TPMS for my 2007 Sport Trac. The sensors are inside the wheel and can't be replaced without removing the tire to get to it. I told them to forget it.
Walmart does it way cheaper
@@johnwilliams824 Thank you. I'll check them out.
It’s not showing the GEM, why that?
Thank-you Thank-you Thank-you 😁 Worked perfectly on my 2012 F150
This worked exactly the same way as your video, we are running Windows 11. Thank you.
I have this same problem with my 2009 Ford Escape.
I'm also a trained diesel mechanic.
System is the same on my Ford focus. Hope this works
It worked pretty good, the magic happened. Thank you
where do you download forscan?, am i spelling it right, thanks
We old folks check our tire pressure every time we fill up our gas tank. This is a good discovery though. Cool. I will buy it and try it on my ford flex.
Now I know if this issue arises in my mom’s 2010 Escape... thanks man. Happy 2020!
I don't get anything about the TPMS in the settings. I must need more than Forscan to access it!
Thank you! I followed your direction and turned off the TPMS on my 2011 Ford Escape. You have saved me over $200.00 on TMPS replacement costs.
a pack of 4 sensors are $120 at autozone cheaper on rockauto.. you can just have them installed when you get Tires..
Did you get basic are plus thanks
low tire pressure causes all kids of tbls. worn out tires -------that slow leak only gets worse
discount the air pressure air pressure gauge is 60 per tire not too bad. to pay to replace.
Omg can you get to the point. Much talk about nothing!!!😊
Works! I used the Vgate vLinker FS OBD2 USB Adapter for FORScan HS/MS-CAN Auto Switch I got on Amazon $34 This one has an auto switch. I downloaded FORScan for free. but for the software to make the change you have to subscribe for 1 year for $12 which is cheap compared to the aggravation this message causes. I paid with Paypal and got the code I needed in minutes
If my car failed emissions.. can I get it to pass using this scanner to reset codes ect?
Doubt it.
Can you do this to the dumb abs light that never goes off ?
There is a way to disable the seat belt alarm on fords;
Steps
1 turn on and off headlights
2 buckle and unbuckle seat belt 3 times ending with it unbuckled
3 wait til light goes off buckle and unbuckle seatbelt one last time within 7 seconds of the light going off
Damn followed this exactly and I didn't have the disable TPMS option on my 2008 Explorer Sport Trac v6. If anyone has done it please help.
I think your first issue is that you're taking instructions meant for a Ford Escape and using it on your Explorer...
@@22408aaron yeah I assumed because of years it would. I was able to get there but using a different method. Thanks.
@@napochulo how did you do it?
@@philboyxo Join the Forscan forum website. On my 2008 explorer sport trac v6 my 720-01-01 module was in the IC Module configuration (AS built Format) and not in the GEM module configuration. I converted the hex code in mine which was 910549F1F9 to binary 1001000100000101010010011111000111111001 (just google a hex to binary converter). Changed the the 18th digit from a 1 to a 0 as LarryJb explains here in the forums and I now have 1001000100000101000010011111000111111001 . Convert back to Hex and I now have 910509F1F9. Input new hex in 720-01-01 module and hit write. Follow instructions to turn truck off and on. No more TPMS warning with no other issues. I'll update if I something comes up. No more hitting the clear button EVERY TIME I turn on my truck.
Thanks for posting this. That damn light is gone!
Way too many words🤦♂️
Man thanks for the video, do you know if I could disable the ABS system as well as the TPMS in your video?
Could you disable ABS?
2 cars. Both have permanent Tire Pressure Monitor faults. What a useless pointless annoying "safety system"
@22408aaron do you know after change the configuration with the OBD, if disconecting an conecting the battery could appear again the message?
Do you know if this will be recognized if you're trying to pass a state inspection?
No. There shouldn't be any reason why this would cause a problem.
@@22408aaronIt depends on what state you're in google it. Some states it's mandatory to have regulated functioning tpms system or you'll fail your inspection.
Thanx! Worked just like you said. Saved myself some money! 2010 Ford Focus SE.
Thank you so much I’ve been trying to shut that damn thing off forever
Thanks for the video 🎉🤝👏🏻✊🏻💪🏻
Great video,I was hopping I could do this in forscan, thanks so much.
Thanks bro! Followed you to a T and it worked...:)
He could of done this in half the time . Get to the points.
Thank you 🙌🏾
Isn’t this just treating the symptom, not the issue?
Yes...but if you have the $$ the dealer will be happy to take your $$. If you're concerned but don't want to spend the $$ then use an Air Pressure Gauge to check your tire pressure monthly.
no, its treating the issue that's causing the symptoms.
I have one on the way I am guessing I have to wait till it gets here to get my approval for the Key thanks man
Why make a 3 minute video into 11?
are you saying foreskin
hI, i have a 2009 Ford fusion and i could not deactivate the tpms warning using the extended license, the option tpms does not appear
any suggestions?
Read the pinned comment
About 5 minutes too long
do you think this will work on my 2010 ford fusion
Yep. Replying to you from 2 years in the future. Hope that helps. 🙂 Just did it today
@@RobbieWilkesWill it work on my Fusion 2008?
Fast forward to 2:19
Thanks!!!🎉🎉
To get rid of that dash stain, go to car paint shop, they have spray cans that will match your dash, tape off, spray, done...
Has anybody done this successfully? I have a laptop I can borrow and I’m worried about the transmission shifting effected by this pressure sensor.. I guess I’m gonna order the elm and do what this guy did?? 2012 escape.. is that worth it or should I pay somebody
Either way you'd be out $17, and I have absolutely no idea why the transmission would shift funny because of this. It hasn't for me.
Where did you get the new radio and dash cover?
My 2010 has 186k km. Which is not much in realizing as I'm writing good comment. Because you're reading is in miles
Did you clear your tpms on the focus??
Will lights stop coming on when u driving down road I turn my steering wheel in it goes off the oil light
What you see in the video is how it behaves under any driving conditions. Your oil light sounds like it is a different issue.
Why do you have to talk bullshett for 20 minutes and not just get to the reason people are watching your video for?
This video is only 11 minutes, you must be referencing a different video.
@@22408aaron sorry I didn't mean to affend, I just bought 4 new TPMS SENSORS and they gave me the wrong ones? I was in a hurry and in a bad mood at the time? Very sorry for saying that I'm not usually like that. I ended up pulling the dash out and removed the light?
It was easy took me less than an hour to do. Again sorry.
Thanks. That worked
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Will this work on a fiat 500?
Ford Focus 3 mk3 2017 this method will work?
Please read the pinned comment.
Is that work with gmc 2013?😬
I have no idea...
for a 2007 ford explorer is there any way to do the same ???
I would suggest reading the pinned comment.
Oh my god, get to the point and stop talking so much.
Sorry.
Will this work for Chevy hhr
I don't have access to a disk drive, can I get the software elsewhere ?
Well... I said in the video that the software that was on the disc was of no use and the software that I did use comes from the Internet. I hope that's not too confusing.
@@22408aaron I got it off the internet, thank you
@@ziadeziada4039 I got the download link from the original post, he has links below his video
you can buy a usb disk drive
@@22408aaron hi! Cam u share the link where you downloaded the program?....
I have a 2008 Ford Expedition. Followed the steps to the T and there was no TPMS available to disable
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I need the licence .. cant see the option GE/SJB 😔😔
Just so you guys know who can't find the exact same module just check all the module that don't have AS BUILT format written beside them and search for Tire Pressure Monitor. That's what I did and it worked.
Use alcohol To get rid of that spot on your dash -rubbing alcohol
You're still gonna need to repaint it. That stain has been absorbed by the dash PVC material.
I have a feeling he used harsh chemicals on it and actually wiped off the color. I agree with Al. Repaint.
I tried alcohol and it didn't work. I ended up getting a can of paint that was similar to the original color and painted it. It came out pretty well.
This guy and his method is a big waste of your time...found a video that walked me through this reset in one minute
Ola
Can you send me this video please? I need to get rid of this annoying warning on the dashboard of my 2008 Fusion
I would hate to hear you tell a story. Took sooooooooo long.
Sorry.
@@22408aaron Dude you don't need to be sorry! You are unique just like everyone else. I'm just grateful that you shared this helpful information with us. God bless you sir!
That's a nice federal offense right there lmao IDC I'm not a fed, I'm gonna do the same.
you can rent TPMS reset tool instead of disabling the warning
That will NOT help if there is a fault in the sensor or the monitoring system. Turning the BS off solves the issue permanently,
I went to Discount tire today about this issue they quoted me $600 for new rims and to replace my sensor lights.
Life is too short! I painted over the light and turn the message off each start.
Life is too short to be resetting it every time you get in the car 😅
A lot of talking and saying nothing. 4 minutes 6 seconds in had to stop watching and jam a pencil in my eye.
Well I guess you'll never know how to fix it then 😊
Que lo explique en español 🙏
no habla Español
You talk way to fast
Lots of unnecesary talking make this a very tedious video to watch. You literally repeated the same words about 4 or 5 times in the some sentences. I had to mute and fast fwd a lot.
Sorry.
Can you adjust your mileage as well in this similar way?
ha ha😁
22408aaron anywhere that sell's car paint should have semi dye that'll match your dash it's like 20 bucks here in Nc but make sure you get the leather dye don't get the cloth hope this helps
That OBDII scanner setup is far more annoying than the Tire Pressure message could ever be.
Can you do this with the free version or do you have to get approved @22408aaron
No, you have to get the trial version.
That just sounds like a bunch of fuckaround for a dash light to me. I want to know which damn pin connector from which harness to remove. That would be more helpful.
There is no wiring harness conductor that is incorporated in the TPMS system. It's done via radio frequency communication directly between the in-tire sensors and the vehicle's electronics. Switching off via communication through the OBD port is the only means to basically tell the vehicle's electronics to ignore the absence of signal(s) from sensors whose batteries have died.
Thanks maaannn