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Old 08-27-22, 10:10 AM
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I finally spent a few min to map the TPMS ID to the correct tires position. How accurate is the PSI reading from the tires to the system?

I use a small hand held digital gauge and set it to 32PSI but the display from OBDII is 33.4. I know from experience that 32psi from the handheld rides very nice and comfy - so it may have read low compare to OEM?
Anyone can check and compare?

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Old 08-28-22, 10:40 AM
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Sorry if this was posted elsewhere - but I can't seem to find out where the TPMS reset button or nav menu is in a 2013 GX. I got under the drivers footwell but couldn't see anythign and looked around page 636 or so in the manual, but didn't see anything about a reset button. IS there one in this years model?
Thanks in advance!
Old 08-28-22, 12:34 PM
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No reset button ... in some Eurasian markets 10-19 have the button for second set of tires.

Do you have a light on or recent tire swap? Codes or program with something like Techstream or 3rd party tire store programmers

OBD Link can pull the codes for TPMS
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I will try to check later today... I've been really pre-occupied with home projects and mods on my new ATV


Originally Posted by bbqsoup
I finally spent a few min to map the TPMS ID to the correct tires position. How accurate is the PSI reading from the tires to the system?

I use a small hand held digital gauge and set it to 32PSI but the display from OBDII is 33.4. I know from experience that 32psi from the handheld rides very nice and comfy - so it may have read low compare to OEM?
Anyone can check and compare?
Old 08-28-22, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Acrad
No reset button ... in some Eurasian markets 10-19 have the button for second set of tires.

Do you have a light on or recent tire swap? Codes or program with something like Techstream or 3rd party tire store programmers

OBD Link can pull the codes for TPMS
Thanks. It actually blinks for a few seconds before staying on so perhaps a failed sensor. I did have Discount Tire fix a flat it had a few weeks ago, but the TPMS warning light was clear after the fix. I guess I will bring it to the dealer. But it would be odd if one failed, since all of the sensors were replaced under the CPO warranty when there was a failure when I replaced all 5 tires about 3 years ago.
I got a 3 year extension VSA to the CPO (2 years left) so hopefully they replace under that if this is sensor failure.

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There are built in diagnostics if you want to try

Remember the OBD connector is actually in this orientation under the dash

"E" below shows an example of the flash pattern for say Code 13 and 33

The chart at bottom... the trailing numbers (11-98) are the ones you could find via this OBD method.







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Old 08-28-22, 02:50 PM
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My crappy odb2 scanner shows no codes.
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Only ones I can vouch for are Techstream and OBDLink

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gx-...stic-tool.html
Old 08-28-22, 06:55 PM
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If your getting flashes you might have another dead sensor.
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Old 08-31-22, 11:28 AM
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Question GX460 Tire Pressure Monitoring System?

Hi everybody, quick questions. I need some experts on the Gx460!

Do any of the trims in 2nd gen GX460 include a tire pressure monitor with a readout of PSI for each tire. I'm in the search for a used GX460 and it may sound strange but this is absolutely necessary for me to have a in vehicle.

From what I've found online it looks like the 2020 and up versions definitely have a readout of tire pressure on all trims. Are there any packages or maybe the Luxury trim from the 2015-2019 versions that include this tire pressure monitor. I've read and watched countless reviews but people seem to barely touch on the instrument cluster and whats included.

Thanks!
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2020+ you can see on the dash

2010-2019 not on the dash but you can read it via a product like this

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gx-...stic-tool.html
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Acrad thanks for the response - the OBD/Fusion tool may allow me to shop some older model GX460s which is cool. Apologies I posted my thread in the wrong spot.
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No worries :-).

.. you can also pull the air temperature in the tire from the sensors as well with that product

Also a way to obtain your TPMS IDs without dismount with a decimal to hex conversion... if someone needs this reach out... just another conversion but OBD link represents the tire ID in the incorrect format but can be converted



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Maybe someone can chime in but 2018+ use the sensor that Lexus typically uses when the vehicle displays pressures

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