How To Diagnose And Repair The TPMS System
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Is your TPMS light on ?Here is some easy advice that may save you a lot of trouble.Don't over look such an easy repair.
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MISLEADING title. This is just a video about checking and filling up tire pressure. Its only the first step. There is no diagnostic or repair involved here.
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I have a 2010 gmc terrain, I have installed a new set of tpms sensors and programmed them all. after 50 miles or so the light comes on and I have no readings from the sensors... program the sensors again and keep doing the same thing.. PLEASE HELP
That's a pretty nice air gauge. I like the feature of where you hook up the air supply to it. Nice video Jim...
Hi Terry,I also like this gauge because you can add or reduce the pressure very easily I hope all is well with you.Take care.
I used to pressurize tire to the psi on the placard but I was wearing michelin tires out in 40k miles,so I bumped the psi up 7 or 8 lbs and got 60k.
Spoiler alert. This video only tells you how to check your tire pressure. No advanced TPMS troubleshooting tips.
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Another great video Jim. You've been putting out quality video! Wish I had your shop, tools, and experience.
Thank you.If you want my shop and equipment we can work out a deal..Lol
+jimthecarguy lunch? Lol.
Basics!!!! Great tech for "DIY" people
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Nice review Mr Jim. Do you still use the pressure gauge? Have you had any issues with it? I am considering ordering one for my home use. Thank you, hope your Labor Day weekend was a good one.
To be honest the tire pressure gauge works perfectly and it is my go to gauge every time
Thanks Jim, I will give it a try.
Thanks for the info. It was helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video Jim.
This is the link to the Amazon store for the company. www.amazon.com/dp/B01FQ5JQVC
how do u locate the bad sensor without the special tool?
Nice video Jim! These are the nice easy ones until you get RCDLR issues & then it gets fun. I think this was a great safety addition b/c tires are probably the most neglected & most important part of the car with brakes a strong second!
It all started with the Firestone vs Ford Explorer roll over conflict
I've been doing this for over 40 yrs and watched people drive in with under/over inflated tires leaking down from bad valve stems/cores, cuts, punctures and most never knew it which is pretty dangerous on the highway. I'm glad they have it b/c my wife has run over nails twice in the past year and was @16 psi and she never knew it except she said that tire symbol is lit can you look at it...:-)
You right about that.The most important part of the car and yet the owner drive with little to no air in the tire and ignore the TPMS light..I hope all is well.
That is great that your wife saw the low tire pressure on the dash.I drive a lot of customer cars and I will tell them that the low tire pressure light is on and they will tell me "oh I didn't see that"I tell the owners that You always need to observe the gauges.
Had shoulder surgery July 11th for torn rotator cuff & bicep so I'll be out of commission while I heal for 3-6 months but I think @3 mos.
A low tire pressure is something I understand. :) I have a nice pressure gauge and it sure helps to be accurate. Thanks Jim. Is it hot up there like it is here? 100 degrees!
Hi Wyatt,Thank for stopping by the shop..Yes it is hot as h-ll up here also .102 inside the shop a few day ago.I can't wait for the fall.Lol
Good info buddy....
Thank you Steve
Hey Jim great video ,what is the effect of temperature to a tires pressure when reading it on the road? And also is there a difference between the TPMS light , and the (!) light ?Do they mean something different since some cars have both?
Good question.The key to proper tire performance is the correct pressure.If the pressure is low the tires will start to over heat causing a failure.
+jimthecarguy For example in this video you let some air out of the tire saying it was over inflated, could it have been that the tire was hot and had a higher pressure? If it would have just come off the road , hot asphalt and friction, would the pressure then have come back down as the temperature decreased?
You are correct about the temp and the pressure but this truck was in my shop over night so the temp was not a problem
I agree that the tire heats up as you drive on it, thus increasing the pressure.
However, like Jim said, if your pressure is too low, why does the tire overheat and explode? Seems a bit confusing, unless there is a hidden variable?
+motoYam82 could it be the larger surface area and friction coefficient?
I drive old stuff I just kick the tire. Thank u
Oh yea the good old days .I do miss them.
Jim- I'm a subscriber; I have a question about this pressure gauge that you recommended in this video. First, I ordered it yesterday just to try it out and give it its fair due. However I am a bit skeptical and concerned because I've had one of these in the past and after a short while the gauge began to show readings that were crazy-way off. I mean not even close. Granted, the gauge I had was the needle variety, old school stuff. It was not a digital one like yours. That was a part of the reason I decided to try it actually, I wouldn't have bought another of the type I had previously. So my question is: how durable is this gauge? How long have you had yours? Have you ever had one die on you? Thanks
This digital gauge is not that old just a few months but it seams very good .I do like the newer digital over the older ones with the needle As for gauges dying I have had a lot of broken ones mostly from being dropped or run over.Lol
grasias por los videos
I can’t believe there are people who drive cars and don’t know how to measure tyre pressures
pump air and re check of few days later to discover air loss means puncture. More money than
sense.
Thanks Jim, Good Video, sweet guage
Thank for stopping by the shop.I like the gauge because it is all self contained (all in one)
What a last of time, nothing on diagnosing and repairing the TPMS system just how to check your tire pressure.
Same thing i was saying, he spent 10 mins telling us to get the proper tire pressure...big waste
lol........the title should be how to check your air pressure and fix a tire with nail in it
Just bring your car to costco and ask them to use their tool to detect the bad TPMS sensor you can decide to replace it by Costco for 65 bucks
Screw this system....... I would love to find a way to shut the whole thing down 👇
I love watching other people work hahahahaha.
Hi Michael, I wish I could get that job.Lol
Just waisted 4 minutes
Didn't show nothing new
Your welcome
I'm not sure why "..and repair the TPMS System" is in the title. The "S" already means "system" but more importantly, you only checked tired pressure on the car. You repaired nothing.
@ Get that fried chicken out of your ass and pay attention. You just made my point for me. Repair the tire? That's not repairing the TPMS but that's what the title says, pendejo.
I don't like you. Not one bit.
amazon link NOT your gauge, but generic low quality Craftsman pressure gauge :(
I used to pressurize tire to the psi on the placard but I was wearing michelin tires out in 40k miles,so I bumped the psi up 7 or 8 lbs and got 60k.