Will this system work with newly install tpms that is not program into the car yet? or it only work with tpms that is already program into the car?
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This tool will program a new set of sensors to the vehicle. Just to be sure you are considering the correct tool, what is your year, make and model?
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I bought a new set of snow tires and rims with new TPMS sensors. This device allowed me to get my 2014 Chevy Impala to recognize the sensors.
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Hi! These TPMS will work on your car. But I just wanted to warn you, these TPMS died after 6-9 months on all 3 cars of mine. Terrible quality! I now use Schrader TPMS. On one car they are 5 years old and still working.
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Can not comment if it is compatible with other sensors or its sensors work with other TPMS. Otherwise, it will definitely work in any vehicle. It is very practical and fits well in the cockpit of Forester.
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You can take it to Honda or any tire place that installs TPMS sensors and just have them flash the TPMS system. Your car won't just pick up the new sensors. You have to drive a few miles before the light comes on and then once it does take your car in. They shouldn't charge you, it only takes a few minutes. Good luck!
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I am not sure what a 7 or 8 digit tpms is. I used it on a 2007 Toyota Prius and it worked perfectly. My tire professional had to program it into my car. Highly satisfied.
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I would try to research the kind of tpms system that is in the Infiniti and find the aftermarket equivalent.
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Most likely. I successfully used the Ateq QuickSet TPMS device and the included software within a Windows 7 (64 bit) virtual machine running in Parallels on my MacBook Pro Retina with Mavericks (OSX 10.9). Using this setup, I was able to program TPMS codes for some new winter tires on my '09 Camry Hybrid and retrieve the codes that the car had stored for the existing summer tires.
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yes although the dealer will have to reset your light as that takes an scanner that can reset the TPMS system.
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No, it won't work by it self, you will need a separate tool to write the id's to the TPMS computer
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If you're using this on a Ford, then you need the Ford TPMS tool, available here: http://www.amazon.com/Motorcraft-TPMS19-Remote-Pressure-Sensor/dp/B001FKSNUI You'll need to determine how to put your vehicle into TPMS programming mode, but it's usually pretty simple - a few button pushes on the dash controls, and then you sync the wheels in the proper order. Google should be able to provide documentation on how to do this.
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You will probably need to take it to your mechanic to be installed. The sensor can only be installed from inside the tire and a scanner may need to be used to clear the TPMS light.
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hello you will also need a tpms programmmer such as ts601 to replace the sensor
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Correct. These sensors are the same style found on millions of cars worldwide. if they sell tires they'll know how to deal with TPMS sensors.For technical assistance service techs can call 800 288 1804 and speak to one of our technical service reps who can answer any questions.
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You need something that will put the tpms module into learn mode and let it accept the id's. I have started replacing my Autel stuff as despite being cheap, the functionality is more and more limited. I would suggest getting a bartec that will both pull the id codes and program them into the vehicle. It's around $1500 new but I'm sure you can find em used for less.
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Not that I know of, Subaru's are weird and as far as I've found only the dealership can program the tpms including aftermarket sensors.
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Yes! I just downloaded the latest version of the FlashCal firmware and disabling TPMS (after downloading the "off road" add-on) now works with my 2010 JK. The previous version I was using earlier this summer (2013) would not properly disable the TPMS, but this latest firmware update appears to have fixed the problem. It also seems to have given my 2010 Wrangler daytime running lights, which I definitely did not previously have. I like that. :-)
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As far as tpms features it is limited with this tool. And car manufacturers have different procedures. You can read codes and reset tpms lights you can also manually enter sensor id's. Basic tpms this does. But procedures vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. But I am very happy with this tool.