Terrific video. Once I got the the adapter connected to my iPhone and enabled the Jscan in the privacy settings to allow access to it, everything worked perfectly to the instructions in this video. I had even taken my 2017 JK Wrangler to American's Tires just this morning and they just put air in the tires and told to drive for 15 minutes. No luck with that. With the Jscan tool the problem was quite obvious as low pressure warning was set to 299psi. Once I set it to 30psi using Jscan and drove around the block, the light went out. Thanks for this info! One of the all time best instructional videos I've seen!
Thanks so much for sharing this. I actually already had the JScan app and the same adapted as you. I got it for the same reason! I'd even had the same experience with tire shops and quoted repair. I'd worked out how to just turn it off. I had absolutely no clue that I could actually set the threshold within the app! Thank you again soon so much!
Thanks!, I got the app and a cheap OB11 device a while ago and soon gave up. Watching this video inspired me to take another chance and I purchased the V-gate device, plugged it in, waited for it to auto connect and within a couple of minutes following your steps that pesky light was gone.
Great advice on the TPMS problem! Have the same problem, all 4 tires were just replaced and inflated to spec. It has to be the settings! Going to buy the adapter and download the APP! Thanks for the valuable info.! 👍👍
For those of you who suggest to just put black tape on the tire icon, well that’s great for day time but at night the dash lights remain on high, no doubt for some illogical “safety” reason. I followed this video to the letter and except that I used the wi-fi connection this works perfectly. It really is as simple as he shows. Plug the module in. Buy a single VIN license. Go to the appropriate area of the OBD JScan app. And turn off the stupid light! My TPMS light came on in 2013. It got fixed today in literally 10 minutes.
Same issue - Super easy fix - THANKS for pointing this out - it was driving me nuts !!! . Jscan can also do literally everything else all the other specific programmers do + some things my traildash II does not cover - with the exception of tuning presets ( tow mode, intake exhaust mods etc ) .
@@montecristo9191 I played around with all of the TPMS settable options - It actually took the "reset/reboot all modules" then setting is to 36PSI and then apply - twice - before it finally seemed to fully reset and have everything back to normal. Since then I have had this re-occur when I changed out a TPMS sensor in a wheel - once again there was an odd set of values suddenly in one of the TPMS fields. . . messed around again . . .reset it all more than once and set to a new threshold ( a pound or two lower ) and . . . fixed it again.
Worked perfectly. I already had the jscan app but didn't realize I could change this threshold. I lowered it to the bottom which is 29 and the light went off a few minutes after driving
I really appreciate and thank you for this solution. After 4 trips to the tire store and 2 sensor replacements your solution worked perfectly. I wish I could buy you a beer!!😄
Thank you, great video... I think you have pointed me the right way here... just buying the OBD2 device now, and the Jscan app.. and looking forward to nailing the TPMS fault.... Thanks for sharing this. Paul, Plymouth, England
Fantastic video, thank you! I followed your instructions, then cleared the codes that had thrown and it did the trick. Saved me a small fortune avoiding the dealer - plus a two week wait to get an appointment scheduled.
Had a commander doing same issue! This fix probably would have worked since we changed all the tpms sensors and dealer checked all the receivers and did not find errors!
Thank you Sir! (This has been a thorn in my side since I got the vehicle) Question for you regarding OBD JScan - When I unlock my Jeep, the head lights turn on. And when I lock the vehicle (w/key fob) I get horn beeps! Can I disable those features with OBD JScan? Thank you again!
Thank you brother I have app too never knew it can do that it will be over 3 years for me with the light lol, tpms used to work with my stocks switched rims for a bit put back stocks after 2 months light stays on. I'll try your fix
When I hit “go” under adaptations after adjusting TPMS number, I hit go and after about two minutes it says it failed. I did make sure the firmware was updated to the latest on the module. Any other ideas?
I was able to inspect each Sensor. It can scan and provide data. However, I did not know what could be done. I just validated they were recognized and were sending valid data. Could read all the vendor and data fields. So if someone knew what they were reading, it may be useful. Don’t know about “relearn”. Best would be to explore on own and you may be able to see writable fields that could initiate or reset.
Really appreciate the video! I think I’m having the same issue that you had. Question: Was this an instant fix or did you have to drive around a bit after changing the threshold for the light to clear?
Thanks for posting the video! Great info... curious, I think you mentioned you have a 2012 JK (I have the same)... in the link you provided on the JScan page it didn't look like it supported the TPMS on a 2012 JK? Before I pulled the trigger, just wanted confirmed your model year and it worked for you. Also if anyone else has any experience with JScan with a 2012 or prior model year I'd love their feedback.. thanks again!
I would argue against leaving plugged in! I was leaving it in and was bored at a stop light one day. Messed around with the app and all the sudden the JScan smoked! Replaced it and. Ow I don’t leave in or mess with it much when driving. You can, but I think it should be exception. I just leave it in my arm rest so I can plug it in whenever I want to look at something.
Would this turnoff/stop the tpms light off dash in a Dodge Challenger 2013. Everything has been replaced and light still is on. Dealer can't figure it out.
If the JSCan says it supports Dodge Challenger 2013… I would think it will be same situation. I have only worked with it on Jeep Wrangler. But your comment is same I got from Dealers and tire shops…
$15 or black tape I got a 2011 wrangler and its been over 4 years since I replaced the tires and that damn light has been on I cant think of a more useless piece of junk on a vehicle than this I turned the damn thing off
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Thank you! I did it! First time jeep owner here. It's so awesome knowing I can trouble shoot and FIX my own car!
Terrific video. Once I got the the adapter connected to my iPhone and enabled the Jscan in the privacy settings to allow access to it, everything worked perfectly to the instructions in this video. I had even taken my 2017 JK Wrangler to American's Tires just this morning and they just put air in the tires and told to drive for 15 minutes. No luck with that. With the Jscan tool the problem was quite obvious as low pressure warning was set to 299psi. Once I set it to 30psi using Jscan and drove around the block, the light went out. Thanks for this info! One of the all time best instructional videos I've seen!
Thanks so much for sharing this. I actually already had the JScan app and the same adapted as you. I got it for the same reason! I'd even had the same experience with tire shops and quoted repair. I'd worked out how to just turn it off. I had absolutely no clue that I could actually set the threshold within the app! Thank you again soon so much!
You are the man! This is exactly what ive been looking for. Thanks for making this video.
Thanks!, I got the app and a cheap OB11 device a while ago and soon gave up. Watching this video inspired me to take another chance and I purchased the V-gate device, plugged it in, waited for it to auto connect and within a couple of minutes following your steps that pesky light was gone.
Great advice on the TPMS problem!
Have the same problem, all 4 tires were just replaced and inflated to spec. It has to be the settings! Going to buy the adapter and download the APP!
Thanks for the valuable info.! 👍👍
Hope it helps. Sounds like the same deal.
For those of you who suggest to just put black tape on the tire icon, well that’s great for day time but at night the dash lights remain on high, no doubt for some illogical “safety” reason.
I followed this video to the letter and except that I used the wi-fi connection this works perfectly. It really is as simple as he shows.
Plug the module in. Buy a single VIN license. Go to the appropriate area of the OBD JScan app. And turn off the stupid light!
My TPMS light came on in 2013. It got fixed today in literally 10 minutes.
Same issue - Super easy fix - THANKS for pointing this out - it was driving me nuts !!! . Jscan can also do literally everything else all the other specific programmers do + some things my traildash II does not cover - with the exception of tuning presets ( tow mode, intake exhaust mods etc ) .
How did you fix the issue...I tried with jsac as well
@@montecristo9191 I played around with all of the TPMS settable options - It actually took the "reset/reboot all modules" then setting is to 36PSI and then apply - twice - before it finally seemed to fully reset and have everything back to normal. Since then I have had this re-occur when I changed out a TPMS sensor in a wheel - once again there was an odd set of values suddenly in one of the TPMS fields. . . messed around again . . .reset it all more than once and set to a new threshold ( a pound or two lower ) and . . . fixed it again.
Worked perfectly. I already had the jscan app but didn't realize I could change this threshold. I lowered it to the bottom which is 29 and the light went off a few minutes after driving
Awesome! I could t believe it was that easy after asking shops for 10 years. Guess they just check sensors and not thresholds. Glad it helped out!!!
I really appreciate and thank you for this solution. After 4 trips to the tire store and 2 sensor replacements your solution worked perfectly. I wish I could buy you a beer!!😄
Virtual beer! 🍻
Thank you so much for the video! Much Appreciated!!!
Thank you, great video... I think you have pointed me the right way here... just buying the OBD2 device now, and the Jscan app.. and looking forward to nailing the TPMS fault.... Thanks for sharing this.
Paul, Plymouth, England
Fantastic video, thank you! I followed your instructions, then cleared the codes that had thrown and it did the trick. Saved me a small fortune avoiding the dealer - plus a two week wait to get an appointment scheduled.
That is great! I was so surprised that I was able to fix something that was quoted to be a big deal. Glad it helped you out!
Awesome. Thanks.
Thank you. Broseph!!!!!
Thanks, fix my problem. You are my heroe!
Thank you for this!
Had a commander doing same issue! This fix probably would have worked since we changed all the tpms sensors and dealer checked all the receivers and did not find errors!
Grazie mille, finalmente!
Thank you. I'm dealing with the same thing in my 2011 JKU. I'll check out that app. Looks like it's exactly what I'm looking for.
Going to try this. Thanks for sharing
Thank you so much. Finally got the light to turn off after a year of trying many other methods
Glad it helped! I was so surprised the shops could not do the same!
That was excellent.
Jscan is a bargain. If you own a Jeep, you really want to invest on this tool.
Great info Thank you!
Song good thank you i have this problem with 2022 jeep gladiator texas trail.. yesterday switch new tire
Thank you Sir! (This has been a thorn in my side since I got the vehicle)
Question for you regarding OBD JScan - When I unlock my Jeep, the head lights turn on. And when I lock the vehicle (w/key fob) I get horn beeps!
Can I disable those features with OBD JScan?
Thank you again!
Thank you brother I have app too never knew it can do that it will be over 3 years for me with the light lol, tpms used to work with my stocks switched rims for a bit put back stocks after 2 months light stays on. I'll try your fix
Hopefully it works. Same thing with me and tire shops had no idea.
I wonder if its possible to program TPMS to read only four wheels wihout spare....
Great video I just used my JScan to correct the same issue !,
Thanks for comment. Glad you were able to fix your problem. Looking to make another video covering several cool features of JScan.
That would be great the instructions you provided were simple for me to follow
When I hit “go” under adaptations after adjusting TPMS number, I hit go and after about two minutes it says it failed. I did make sure the firmware was updated to the latest on the module. Any other ideas?
you think it'll work same on other vehicles (as Acura's)?
I know this is an old video, but my passenger side is reading backwards front is back and back is from….can this tool fix this as well?
Can you set it back to factory and if so how ?
Can you use the the app to relearn the TPMS sensor or as a tester to see if the sensor is good ?
I was able to inspect each Sensor. It can scan and provide data. However, I did not know what could be done. I just validated they were recognized and were sending valid data. Could read all the vendor and data fields. So if someone knew what they were reading, it may be useful. Don’t know about “relearn”. Best would be to explore on own and you may be able to see writable fields that could initiate or reset.
Really appreciate the video! I think I’m having the same issue that you had. Question: Was this an instant fix or did you have to drive around a bit after changing the threshold for the light to clear?
You do need to drive for 15 minutes. I would get on highway and just cruise for couple miles and it resets.
Thanks for posting the video! Great info... curious, I think you mentioned you have a 2012 JK (I have the same)... in the link you provided on the JScan page it didn't look like it supported the TPMS on a 2012 JK? Before I pulled the trigger, just wanted confirmed your model year and it worked for you. Also if anyone else has any experience with JScan with a 2012 or prior model year I'd love their feedback.. thanks again!
Little late, but I do have the 2012 and it enabled the TPMS settings. There are two areas. One doesn’t work, but the other worked.
@@kyledando224 Thanks Kyle!
Hi. Great video. Do you leave the OBD scanner in or do you only connect it when diagnosing problems? Tnx…
I would argue against leaving plugged in! I was leaving it in and was bored at a stop light one day. Messed around with the app and all the sudden the JScan smoked! Replaced it and. Ow I don’t leave in or mess with it much when driving. You can, but I think it should be exception. I just leave it in my arm rest so I can plug it in whenever I want to look at something.
will the J SCAN let you program a new TPM OEM sensor
does this program reset tpms is I had new aftermarket wheels with new tpms installed?
What if I drop them myself to 29 with a light go out
What do you plug the adapter to?
After 10 yrs you should change all sensor anyway right?
Would this turnoff/stop the tpms light off dash in a Dodge Challenger 2013. Everything has been replaced and light still is on. Dealer can't figure it out.
If the JSCan says it supports Dodge Challenger 2013… I would think it will be same situation. I have only worked with it on Jeep Wrangler. But your comment is same I got from Dealers and tire shops…
are you using the licensed version of this app (JSCAN) or the free one?
I paid and it works for one car.
Did you have to buy the OBD bypass security cable or just plug it right in?
Just plugged it directly in.
Does it matter what phone you have? Does it need to be android or apple?
That would only depend on the App. I believe it is supported on both.
How long will the purchase License good for
I believe it is for a car #, so as long as you have the one car.
Where do you plug the adapter ?
To the left under the steering wheel . There is a large rectangle connector there. Used by dealerships when you bring car in for service.
$15 or black tape I got a 2011 wrangler and its been over 4 years since I replaced the tires and that damn light has been on I cant think of a more useless piece of junk on a vehicle than this I turned the damn thing off
Agree it is crazy that the TPMS is such a hassle!