GM Tire Pressure Monitor Relearn Process TPMS - NO SPECIAL TOOLS NEEDED!!!
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- Did you just rotate your tires? Have to replace a TPMS sensor? Have to replace a rim? Well check out this video on how to reset that TPMS light and follow the relearn procedure for ANY GM vehicle equipped with the tire pressure monitoring system. Chevy, Buick, Cadillac, GMC, Pontiac, and Oldsmobile. There are NO SPECIAL TOOLS REQUIRED!!! That's right! You can do this yourself, in your own driveway or garage in just minutes. Instead of staring at that pesky tire pressure light, watch the video and get that light to go out.
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Thank you for the Super Thanks! I'm glad it helped you out 👍
Probably the easiest way I've seen a TPMS relearn procedure completed! Keep the videos coming.
Thanks man!
Looked high and low for this information without buying any equipment!! Thanks.
What do you do to begin with why is that left front light on cuz there's no explanation on that before he starts
OMG I can not thank you enough for this video!!!! I got new sensors several months ago and the light has been driving me crazy!!! So I took matters into my own hands…THANK YOU!!!!
Awesome! Glad it helped you out 👍
Thank you so much. The information was quite useful. I have a Chevrolet Cruze and your advice was spot on👍
I do also 2018 been rotating my tires not knowing i need to relearn the tpms
Have a 2024 Silverado. Recently removed stock wheels and installed summer chrome wheels. (Will swap back pending weather) I'm not sure if this procedure will work for me. One thing for sure. Best video I've seen!! Great work.
For the life of me I couldn't find this elementary information in my manual. Thanks for posting this video.
Thank you so much...this was a HUGE help!!!
This is a well made video. Clear step by step instructions with helpful video.
Thanks! I'm glad it helped you out👍
Good info, my 2015 gmc sierra denali front driver side low tire pressure light is on and fluctuates from 24 - 26 psi. I will give this a try in the day light and access to tire air. Hopefully it works 🤞🏿
Great video. I am getting new tires and they say to rotate them every 5000 miles, so you have to reset the TPMS every time you rotate. This will save me money from going to a tire place and having them do it for a fee.
Thanks for watching!
Really great video and clever technique. Super simple!
Thanks for watching!
@@JrZCarZdoes this work on a 2021 chevy silverado?
Great explanation! Thanks for the video!
Thanks for checking it out!
Thank you very much James
Best review of how to do this ! Thank you
Thanks for watching, I'm glad it helped you out
I will try this method on my 2015 Chevrolet traverse & hopefully this one works thank you man👍👍
Hopefully it works out well for you 👍
@@JrZCarZ my TPMR is fixed, it cleared.
@@robertdeanda1961 awesome. Glad to hear it worked on your car. 👍
Thank you, will try tomorrow morning in the day light, i will let you know how it went.
Hopefully it helped you out👍
Oh yeah, much better than the predecessor method of just filling up the tire and drive for a few miles. I'll have to try this later on my 2017 Spark.
Yep, manufacturers just LOVE to make things more complicated so they can get you to come into their dealers...
@johnny becker. Did it work for your 2017 spark?
I have the same car. During the oil change they rotated the tires.
Worked perfectly! Thank you!
Awesome, glad it helped you out!
Thank you for the video it saved me time and money.
Glad it helped you out!
excellent info. ..!! ...tks...saved a $$ trip to a dealer...!!!
Thanks for making it so simple !!!
Glad it helped you out!
thank you for share the video...Can I do that with the engine running?
Engine shouldn't be running
Worked on my 2010 Enclave! Thanks 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Glad to help!
What happens if you do not have the correct tire pressure when you reset the TPMS? Especially when you are letting air out to get the horn to honk during the reset (one tire at a time).
Will it now not alert you when the tire is low or indicate the wrong pressure because the wrong tire pressure was in the tire when the TPMS was reset?
Would this work for a 2014 buick enclave
I have a 2015. Do I hold the two buttons down with the key in the ignition?
Thanks for posting this info
Glad it helped out!
Thank you, will try tomorow morning.
Thanks for watching!
Very good video thanks
Thanks for watching. Hopefully it helped you out
A million thank yous Sir!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad it helped you
Great video.. thanks
Thanks for watching!
Will it work 2017 Serria truck
Best vid for 2002 and later Pontiac owners
Thanks!
MAAAAN THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH! WOW!
Glad it helped you out!
Good information
Thanks!
I hope this works on my 2008 grand prix. The car is showing the front wheels needing air and it's the rear wheels getting flats. I've only had it a couple of months
Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching! I'm glad it helped 👍
Thanks!
I appreciate the super thanks!
IS THIS THE SAME PROCEDURE TO FOLLOW FOR A TERRAIN? WHEN I TURN IT ON , THE DASH LIGHT SAYS "CHECK TIRE MAINTENANCE SYSTEM"..BUT TIRES ARE NOT LOW AT ALL, I'VE HAD THEM CHECKED.
I believe the process would be different because the Terrain doesn't have the menu option like this Torrent does. If you can select the option to learn the tire location you can try, just make sure that you have a compressor handy so you can pump the tire back up! Happy motoring.👍
Awesome thanks simple easy.
Glad it helped you out
Can you do this procedure in all year model Gm Veicules ?
It depends, I'm not sure what the year cutoff is
Bought used 2008, DIC said to work on TPMS, used Autel scan tool, it did not see sensors in the car so tossed in 4 sensors, the tool could see all 4, saw pressure. So went into relearn, tried to use his Autel tool and my tool, neither would beep during the learn process.. guess could try lowering pressure, but wondering why scan tools would not trigger the learn.. there some antenna for the ECM to see these sensors?
Now my DIC also says to service the AWD system and it is only FWD, so maybe my ECM is messed up? did no try to lower pressures yet...
Looking into module 20803735 to find out if there is an antenna, keyless entry module controls the TPMS on these, then remote start and the keyless entry.. from what I can make out it is behind some panel on Left rear quarter, guess behind where jack goes perhaps, looking tomorrow to verify numbers and check any antennas, as both tires then fob acting up...
Great video but on my 2009 Buick Enclave would not learn. I was able to get it into the learn mode but when I let out air, down to 14 lbs, it still didn't learn. Do all the tires have to be at full pressure before you start? A couple of mine were down about a lb.
They shouldn't need to be all full. What you can try is to drive the car around a little before doing this so the sensors are active and see if it works.
This is happening to me as well. I let a lot of air out of the first tire, several times and the horn never honked. Did you ever get yours fixed?
What if your passenger side tire doesn't honk? What do you do then??? Is the sensor not good? 2010 Equinox!
You may have not let enough air out, or it's possible the sensor was not active. You could drive the car around to 'wake up' the sensors and try as soon as you park. They would read quicker than.
Thank you
Glad it helped you out 👍
Good help!
Thanks for watching!
Good video
Thanks for watching!
We have a 2008 Chevy Aveo5, which doesn't have an information button. How do you enter programming mode for it?
What buttons do you have?
Thi k you gotta hold the unlock button until it beeps
Do you do something with the ignition first
Yes the key has to be in the on position, but the car not started.
Thanks
Glad it helped!
Going to do this wow
Hope it helped you out
how do you proof that was cleared the icon?
It wasn't on any longer and the bulb is not blown 😊
MY g6 is not connecting to my left rear tire sensor...is there any way to skip to that tire ?
Not worth this procedure. You go around all 4 to do it this way
Will this work on Chevy traverse 2016
It's possible, give it a try and see
I have driven the car around to wake up the sensor. I got the car in learning mode, front light on the driver's side came on. Released the air down to 5lbs no honk .. Is that a bad sensor
Could be a bad sensor if that's the case, or your car may not be comparable with the manual relearn
I cant do this on a 08 Chevy Express done tried several times
Does this work with brand new sensors?
Brand New sensors would need to be programmed. This is for sensors that the ECU currently sees
How do I fix my 2017 trailblazer SS Please!!! 2:31
What needs fixing?
Saving someone some time & frustration- it doesn’t work for a 2015 Chevy Equinox 🙄
Damn
Okay tell me how did that left front light go on
It goes on as you work your way around the car.
Would this work on a 2009 Chevy equinox??
Yep
How about on a 2014 Chevy Cruze? Thanks.
What if it doesn't honk?
Sometimes it takes a little bit to honk cause it needs to wake up the sensors. If it doesn't, I would drive the car around before doing this procedure to get the sensors closer to the ready state.
Then just let all the air out. Just kidding
Doesn’t seem to work on Buick Encore
What year?
I let the air out of front drivers ideas tire and horn never honked
Took it down to 20 pounds and worried so I filled it back up on my 2015 Chevy Equinox
Did it actually illuminate the light to show you which tire to start with? I got concerned with mine too when one went down to about 15 lbs but it eventually honked. Could be a lazy sensor as well
I let most of the air out from my tire but the ligth is on but wont beep when i take all the air out help?
What kind of car? Do you have a TPMS light on?
@JrZCarZ I have a 2008 gmc yukon. Yes, the ligth is on. I put it on re learn mode, and it beeps, but when I'm taking the air out, it won't beep, and the one ligth is on but won't switch or beep and I let most of my air out
@@Southern612 the sensor may be bad. You may need to hook it up to a scanner to read the sensors and see if there's an actual fault then.
@@JrZCarZ thanks I'll look into it
Deflating the tire did not activate the tire pressure sensor on the first tire. Must be something wrong with that sensor. 2016 Traverse.
Could be a failed sensor. Do you have a TPMS fault light on?
GM 2011 and up require a tool.
This did not work on my 2016 chevy cruze. I had to order a scanner.
I guess it's cause these manufacturers are so money hungry now they don't give you easy options to maintain your own vehicles..... Terrible
Thank you for saving me from going back to the dealer
Glad it helped you out!
What if you have a wheel that will not learn?
The sensor is probably bad or the sensor battery is dead.
You saved me 200
It worked but the tire pressures aren’t right! 😢
Maybe the sensors are starting to fail or get lazy.
Doesn't work on newer models, like my 2021 Elevation
Thanks
Does not work on Bolt EV.
Thanks
Didn't work for my 2018 GMC Savana 2500
I followed exactly, let 20 lbs of air out and no honk.
I really don't like this new crap.
Yeah I tried that too and discovered that later model vehicles need a tool. I believe 2011 and up
What happens if you do not have the correct tire pressure when you reset the TPMS? Especially when you are letting air out to get the horn to honk during the reset (one tire at a time).
Will it now not alert you when the tire is low or indicate the wrong pressure because the wrong tire pressure was in the tire when the TPMS was reset?
It shouldn't make a difference because it's just looking for activity when you let the air out. It's not calibrating the actual pressure to make sure it's reading properly, it's reading the location of where the tire/sensor is.
That being said, before doing this you should make sure they are at the proper pressure just to be safe.
Thank you
You're welcome!
Thank you
Thanks for watching!