Tire Pressure Sensor Fault Reset F150
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- This is a how to video for solving a Tire Pressure Sensor Fault (TPMS) on a 2015 F150. I show how to relearn and reset the TPMS using a tire pressure gauge and compressor to air back up. I also highlight the results of finding a bad TPMS sensor in one wheel.
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This is great help.
My sensor has gone in my first tire. You are the only video that explains what to do next.
I'm glad I could help out! Thank you for the comment.
Thx, this was short and to the point. I think it's sad that now it'll cost you and me almost $500 dollars to have all four sensors replaced. I wish they didn't install these on my 2015 F150. I know you can buy tools that break the tire bead and replace the sensors, but you need another tool to recalibrate for the final steps. Many Thanks.
@markseifried3959, I know it's a bummer having them replaced. I tried to time it when I was having new tires installed. I'm still dealing with a bad sensor after having them replaced. Not sure if one was bad from new or it's my Body Control Module. I could be wrong but I think all new vehicles are required to have TPMS sensors for safety reasons.
I think it had something to do with fuel economy that the powers to be required tire pressure sensors. I could be wrong also
@@tawcain that would make sense!
Well luckily where I live they don’t require any vehicle emissions or safety inspections so I don’t even worry about it
@@kalebmcdaniel9147 that makes things much easier
Thanks for the video…my truck is nine years old and the light came on today.
@@lastpme glad to help, did reprograming work or do you think the batteries went out?
I have a 2009 Ford Lariat and had no idea if this would work and surprisingly it did, thank you so much for the video.
Wow great to know, I thought it would only work for 2011 and up. I'm glad this video helped you out!
@@jacobsupgrades Yes it worked, so four reset without issue. Thanks.
Do try this! It worked for my F150. Thanks 🙏
@@Ryanconnollytrom I'm glad it worked for you!
Jacob's Upgrades, thank you very much for info. I had my passenger rear tire give me the warning right before I was going to drive 380 miles. I trained each tire monitor, and all is good now (single honks) :). I do wonder though, My F150 is 2015 Platinum and wondering if I should just get all four sensors. I think I'll just put the sensors under "mind monitoring" and if I get a second warning, replace all four sensors. Thanks again! Nice job!
It's good you caught this before your road trip! Sometimes they need to be re-trained from time to time but I wouldn't worry about replacing them unless it continues to be a problem and yes I would do all 4 at once.
Thank you nanny gummint for always creating more problems with your we helping the citizens
@@andresmith8693 did this fix work for you?
You saved me a ton of time and money at the mechanic! Thank you! Merry Christmas!
@leonschwesinger6579, your welcome, I'm glad my video helped out. Merry Christmas!
Just performed this due to an intermittent sensor fault going off and on the last few days. Had the tires rotated and the sensor fault was in the same position after the rotation (scratching head?). Just performed your instructions and all gave a single honk. Aired back up and gonna hope this solved my issue! Thanks for the video!
@CarnagelsILL, I'm glad my video helped you out! If you continue to get the same fault on the same wheel try scanning for trouble codes. It could be Body Control Module related, I'm chasing this problem down with my truck.
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Thank you Jacob, it worked on my 2014 F150, great video
@user-dd3mc7zf7d, I'm glad it worked well for you! Thanks for the comment.
Went through this exercise and the double honk on the front left. Guess I’ll need to replace the sensor. Thanks for the video.
@TheRaulr151, I'm glad this video helped solve your problem. It's awesome Ford integrated this into their trucks instead of needing a reprogram tool.
This good video. I do think it’s a good idea to do all of them at the same time. If one goes. It may be one fight after the other. My TPMS code just set. I think the battery is bad in the left front.
Thank you! I agree you might as well change them all
Awesome, worked on my 2019 f150, thank you
You're welcome, I'm glad it worked!
Thank you for the helpful video!
@@goskidmark I'm glad to help out. Were you able to reprogram your TPMS?
Awesome, it helped fix my 2020 ranger sensor problem, thanks for the video!
Thanks for your comment, I’m glad this helped. I wish I didn’t have to pay a mechanic to replace my sensor.
THANK YOU!!!! That was so annoying. Mine let our nearly all the air out of each tire before at honked.
@patrickcarney3110, your welcome. It's weird you almost have to release air at a certain pace. It can been finicky.
The reason is your battery for the sensor is getting old and may need to be replaced soon. New sensor will do it right away and old one will take a while to honk. This is how you know you will need to replace the sensor in the near future as the battery is dying.
Thanks mans!! Helped tremendously
@imbrayplayzyt4500, glad I could help!
I just drop down in the trucks display menu to tire pressure and it’s the one tire that is blank. 🤔
Yes, it usually shows up blank or -- doing this reset method should help with reprogramming, if not it could be a bad TPMS sensor.
I’m at a loss. I got a 2018 F150 STX 4x4. Just put some new rims and tires with new sensors. I have the TPMS 19 sensor tool. I can get the truck into learning mode. But then I can’t get the truck to pick up the sensor. I’ve used the tool, I’ve also tried letting air out and nothing.
@cmendr011, I wonder if the new sensors are the wrong frequency and the truck is not picking it up. They need to run at 315 MHZ frequency.
@@jacobsupgrades
Great video thanks dude. I got a 2015. Oh two weeks ago I was driving down the road heard the ding ding look down at my dash both front tires were showing lines. I've already had one of the sensors go out and I had it replaced.
This is just odd I'll try resetting and keep you posted.
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Very informational. Thank you.
@italiangeo1, You welcome! Glad I could help
Wow! What a great video. I have a 2016 F150 and need to go thru this same proces. But after going thru the process, if I do find a bad sensor (double honk), if I can't replace it myself easily, I will go without, I'll tell you why. I don't need a sensor to tell me my tire pressure is low. I've grown up with nobody telling me to check my tire pressure. It's inherently automatic. You own a vehicle, check the pressure. Have we grown up in society and lost all common sense? I know, there's a sensor to tell you to change your dirty oil. Do we really wait for a sensor to tell us to change the motor oil, or be smart about it and keep a small notebook on oil changes in the glove box, and keep track youirself? When does it end where there's a sensor built into your underwear band to tell you when to pee? We're supposed to be smarter with each generation of people born, yet the engineers treat you like you're totally stupid. Well, the jokes on them because they can't even design a sensor without it growing faulty before the vehicle is no longer usable. THUMBS UP!!!
@lostinmyspace4910, I agree these sensors are a pain to deal with. Even after having all 4 of mine replaced I'm still getting the sensor fault message. I'm still trying to resolve this but I think it may be due to a bad Body Control Module or a bad sensor installed. Keep in mind if you just ignore these you'll constantly get the TPMS sensor fault message popping up on your screen.
Thanks for the video solved my problem
@ottomarvin5611, I'm glad this helped you out!
This was very helpful!! How much does it normally cost to replace the sensors?
@DirtyFastingLife, sensors usually run $80 a piece per tire plus labor to install them.
Good video! Thanks for sharing.
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@ronh9384, thanks for your support!
Excellent video. Good on you mate.
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@faisaal1575, you're welcome! glad I could help out.
Thanks for the video
@kevinleese8325, your welcome! Did your reset go smoothly?
@@jacobsupgrades yes I did and thanks again…
Gracias amigo
De Nada!
Does this work if I get new rims with TPMs?
Yes, as long as they are the correct frequency. Also assuming there's nothing wrong with the body control module. I got new wheels and tires with TPMS and still can't get the back passenger to program. I'm also having other issues with the outside ambient temp being way off making me think it's the Body Control Module.
@@jacobsupgrades okay sweet, thanks for the info
@@AvidDreamer Glad to help out!
Will this work on a 2013?
Yes, it should be the same process for any Ford 2011-2021
I went to do my right tire and i let air out. It never made a noise so i looked in the truck and it was giving me a reading of 41. So i went back to the tire let a lil more air out then it hinket twice but is still giving me a reading of 41. So idk if its a true reading or not lmao
It sounds like you may either have a bad sensor or it could be Body Control Module related. I'm chasing this issue down on my truck even after I had all the sensors replaced I'm still having an issue with the back right tire.
@@jacobsupgrades it seems to be working now. Appreciate the quick reply
@@southernboy3726 glad to help!
When i train My front right tire the horn does not sound and send me a message that the train failed
@samuelluque9961, It's possible you have a bad TPMS sensor in that tire. I recently had all 4 of mine replace and still get TPMS sensor faults popping up, only on my rear passenger tire. I now think its the Body Control Module (BCM) that is causing this issue on my truck. You could have a similar problem going on.
I just kept driving hit a pothole and it reset on its self
Just LOLed. Mine still isn’t fixed, so all I need to do is find the gnarliest potholes and that’ll resolve it?
Didn't worked for ford endeavour india
Were you getting a double honk or would it not initiate the programming?
Que abra pasado con este personaje
Sigo teniendo este problema incluso con sensores nuevos. Podría ser el receptor o el módulo de control de la carrocería. Todavía estoy solucionando problemas.
Good lord I didn’t k ow if he was a mechanic or a vampire
I’m only joking loved the vid
@@bobjeff8562 lol thanks for the comment
That is complicated lol
It's nice not having to buy a special tool to program it though. 🤙🏻
Honestly this seems extremely simple to what I thought lol
@@treycantrell6857 It's awesome that Ford included this programing into the truck!
Buy the $11 relearn tool and you won't have to mess with letting air out.
@GusMahn, I did try using one of those tools and it couldn't read the sensors to relearn.
@@jacobsupgrades I just did my '15 F150 today. I will say that even the tool is very slow. I had to point the tool for 20-40 seconds before it read.
I truly am beginning to hate this truck. Everything is a royal pain in the ass
This is Horse manure, this method does not work for a 2016 F150 XLT Flexfuel, do not try this
@@elijoematingo2369 good to know
My tire never even beeped
@@dieselmaniacs1989 did you start with the front driver side tire? Try releasing the air faster or slower to see if you get a different result.
This really sucked
lol tell that to Ford!