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3/10/14, 06:53 AM
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I bought my car with aftermarket rims already on it and supposedly no tpms.
The light is on an says monitor fault.
Do I just need to buy new sensors and have someone put them in or is there a way to check if I have those aftermarket ones where I just need to deflate and inflate to turn it back on?
The light is on an says monitor fault.
Do I just need to buy new sensors and have someone put them in or is there a way to check if I have those aftermarket ones where I just need to deflate and inflate to turn it back on?
3/18/14, 12:09 PM
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chances are you don't have them.
unlikely but probable is that they are on, but not mated to your car.
you can buy a full set from fleabay for about $50, but you will also need the programming tool (about $50 from AM) unless you can find someone who has the tool already.
unlikely but probable is that they are on, but not mated to your car.
you can buy a full set from fleabay for about $50, but you will also need the programming tool (about $50 from AM) unless you can find someone who has the tool already.
3/21/14, 09:16 PM
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If you think you have sensors that need programmed you can do it yourself with a fairly cheap tool. I just got the TPMS Programming tool at Amazon for around $30. Says it works for all Fords 2003-2014, but make sure you see if it is right for your car. I just got it, but have not tried it yet too see if it works. Here is a link.
Last edited by shaneyusa; 3/21/14 at 09:18 PM.
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