2017 NX200t recognizing two sets of TPMS sensors?
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2017 NX200t recognizing two sets of TPMS sensors?
Does anyone know if my 2017 nx can recognize two sets of oem tpms sensors without reprogramming? I have the opportunity to pick up a set of winters with oem nx rims + tpms sensors but I dont want to visit the dealer everytime I swap them myself for reprogramming.
I know with my Infiniti I just had my winter set installed with aftermarket tpms sensors that were cloned with the same i.d. as the original oem tires and it worked perfectly but not sure if Lexus vehicles work the same way
Also does anyone know if I dont reprogram them will there be the yellow tpms light always on on the dashboard?
Any info would be great!
I know with my Infiniti I just had my winter set installed with aftermarket tpms sensors that were cloned with the same i.d. as the original oem tires and it worked perfectly but not sure if Lexus vehicles work the same way
Also does anyone know if I dont reprogram them will there be the yellow tpms light always on on the dashboard?
Any info would be great!
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Discount Tire installed new TPMS on 2 of our cars, one being Lexus, and programmed them right there. Maybe call them and find out?
What I am pointing out is I didn't have to go to dealer for programming.
What I am pointing out is I didn't have to go to dealer for programming.
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Nope, one set, ECU programming only. If you replace all the TPMS sensors with programmable ones and set the same id's, it would work but I just bought myself an Autel TS501 (or the TS508 or TS6xx version, not the TS4xx version) and do the programming myself. Takes around 2 minutes.
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Nope, one set, ECU programming only. If you replace all the TPMS sensors with programmable ones and set the same id's, it would work but I just bought myself an Autel TS501 (or the TS508 or TS6xx version, not the TS4xx version) and do the programming myself. Takes around 2 minutes.
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Nope, one set, ECU programming only. If you replace all the TPMS sensors with programmable ones and set the same id's, it would work but I just bought myself an Autel TS501 (or the TS508 or TS6xx version, not the TS4xx version) and do the programming myself. Takes around 2 minutes.
The Tire shop guy said wait a week and drive it and it will work.......
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Do you know if there is a relearn period for the NX? I just bought Schrader programmable sensors that the tire shop cloned with my oringal oem ID's from the stock wheels but now upon installing the Winter Cloned Setup on my car I just have three dashes on the dashboard but no tpms light...Do I have to wait a certain amount of time for it to relearn? If its the same ID's why would it need to relearn anything? strange
The Tire shop guy said wait a week and drive it and it will work.......
The Tire shop guy said wait a week and drive it and it will work.......
"wait a week"? That's hilarious. After the reset is performed it should start functioning properly after driving a few blocks.
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I also dont have any TPMS light on currently so maybe its still adjusting?
This is my wifes vehicle and its hardly driven since the weekend ....it probably only has like 20 miles since we did this swap so im thinking it may need more miles to relearn?
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Need 25 miles to turn on TPMS warning indicator
Yes I did that reset already on the dashboard but it just reset everything back to three dashes .....after about 10km the psi was showing 32psi all around and it didnt fluctuate, its like it was just stuck but the tire pressure was actually 33-34psi from my digital tire gauge.
I also dont have any TPMS light on currently so maybe its still adjusting?
This is my wifes vehicle and its hardly driven since the weekend ....it probably only has like 20 miles since we did this swap so im thinking it may need more miles to relearn?
I also dont have any TPMS light on currently so maybe its still adjusting?
This is my wifes vehicle and its hardly driven since the weekend ....it probably only has like 20 miles since we did this swap so im thinking it may need more miles to relearn?
No TPMS warning indicator unless after driving more than 25 miles
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Ok thats good to know.....I did see PSI readings, just not an accurate psi and it wasnt fluctatuating after driving for 10 min, it was just stuck on 32 PSI all around so im assuming something is possibly working. (I HOPE)
I did not have TPMS sensors installed on my winter wheels (could do next ... winter ) and observed the "magic" 25 miles (39 km) mileage required before the warning indicator turned ON. As an evidence, for my short commute to work of less than 20km, I never see this indicator turned ON, as when cycling to the display to show tire pressure readings, it shows the expected 3 dashes still without such warning. You may want to drive a little further to verify your tire pressure reading, for at least 40 km?
No TPMS warning indicator unless after driving more than 25 miles
No TPMS warning indicator unless after driving more than 25 miles
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Just an update to this....My TPMS sensors are now working after driving for 1km but the values are showing a -2 PSI difference...Dashboard is showing 30psi but both my digital tire gauges are showing 32psi...Do you know if the TPMS Reset in the settings menu would fix that? or is that for something completely different?
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Does anyone know if my 2017 nx can recognize two sets of oem tpms sensors without reprogramming? I have the opportunity to pick up a set of winters with oem nx rims + tpms sensors but I dont want to visit the dealer everytime I swap them myself for reprogramming.
I know with my Infiniti I just had my winter set installed with aftermarket tpms sensors that were cloned with the same i.d. as the original oem tires and it worked perfectly but not sure if Lexus vehicles work the same way
Also does anyone know if I dont reprogram them will there be the yellow tpms light always on on the dashboard?
Any info would be great!
I know with my Infiniti I just had my winter set installed with aftermarket tpms sensors that were cloned with the same i.d. as the original oem tires and it worked perfectly but not sure if Lexus vehicles work the same way
Also does anyone know if I dont reprogram them will there be the yellow tpms light always on on the dashboard?
Any info would be great!
my 2015 has two sets of tpms programmed. When i switch tires i need to go to settings, tpms and the press the center button 3 times (once every second) and then the tpms yellow warning light will Flash slowly first, then faster and the disappear and the tpms has switched to second set.
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