Tire pressure sensor registration.
#1
I recently bought 4 19" rims with tires off a 2011 mustang GT. and I've heard that there are 4 sensors hidden inside the tires, and there are registered to the vehicle.
So when I switching to the new rims, do I have to reregister the sensors? Can I do it myself or I have to go to the dealer?
Any input will be helpful.
So when I switching to the new rims, do I have to reregister the sensors? Can I do it myself or I have to go to the dealer?
Any input will be helpful.
#2
The TPMS sensors on 2010+ Mustangs are mounted in the valve stems. (On 07-09's they were mounted on bands on the inside of the wheels)
To train the sensors to your car you need this: http://www.americanmuscle.com/tpms-tool.html
Dealers have this tool. To train the sensors use the attached procedure.
To train the sensors to your car you need this: http://www.americanmuscle.com/tpms-tool.html
Dealers have this tool. To train the sensors use the attached procedure.
Last edited by mcate; 11/11/12 at 07:24 AM.
#3
Originally Posted by mcate
The TPMS sensors on 2010+ Mustangs are mounted in the valve stems. (On 07-09's they were mounted on bands on the inside of the wheels)
To train the sensors to your car you need this: http://www.americanmuscle.com/tpms-tool.html
Dealers have this tool. To train the sensors use the attached procedure.
To train the sensors to your car you need this: http://www.americanmuscle.com/tpms-tool.html
Dealers have this tool. To train the sensors use the attached procedure.
#4
Ive also read where they self learn on 10' and up. I put a set of the 19" factory wheels (came off an 11 or 12) on my 10' for a couple months and didn't have to do a thing. Ran them from Sept til today when I put my 18" back on for winter. I got the syncing tool from AM, was cheaper than from Ford. And they send a DVD with it.
#5
Originally Posted by etc1006
Ive also read where they self learn on 10' and up. I put a set of the 19" factory wheels (came off an 11 or 12) on my 10' for a couple months and didn't have to do a thing. Ran them from Sept til today when I put my 18" back on for winter. I got the syncing tool from AM, was cheaper than from Ford. And they send a DVD with it.
So did u do anything when switching to 19"?
#7
Originally Posted by Xtian85
I bought 19's as wel and will be dealing with this soon. From my understanding you can swap your old sensors into the new rims, but it is advised you buy a rebuild kit. As far as removal and install I have no idea.
#8
I just put 2010 GT500 wheels on my '09. I bought a set of 07-09 stem mounted sensors from AM, but apparently got a bad batch because they wouldn't train. They sent me another set, & I'm going to get them installed this week. I drove the car several days before the light on the dash came on.
#9
Originally Posted by mcate
I just put 2010 GT500 wheels on my '09. I bought a set of 07-09 stem mounted sensors from AM, but apparently got a bad batch because they wouldn't train. They sent me another set, & I'm going to get them installed this week. I drove the car several days before the light on the dash came on.
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