Hello. I just had DT install new tires on my 2013 LC. I figured it would be a good time to replace the TPMS sensors. I took those with me to the appt, but DT said they could install but not program them to the vehicle. Is there a way to get the truck to learn the new sensors without fancy dealer tools? Unfortunately DT didn’t scan the TPMS device codes so I don’t have those either.
Replacement Denso TPMS sensors
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You need a tool that can read the new sensors and program the new id's on your truck.
One way is to go the dealer, or buy a tool like Autel to do it.
One way is to go the dealer, or buy a tool like Autel to do it.
Write the IDs down before installing in the tire, or get a TPMS tool to read the sensor IDs using RF.
If you have the TPMS tool it will plug into the DLC/OBD2 port and program the sensor IDs to the car.7
The other option is to use a diagnostic tool (Techstream, Autel, Xtool, Launch, etc.) that supports TPMS programming and manually key-in the sensor IDs. If you don’t already have the IDs then you’ll need to break a bead on each tire and write the sender IDs down.
If you have the TPMS tool it will plug into the DLC/OBD2 port and program the sensor IDs to the car.7
The other option is to use a diagnostic tool (Techstream, Autel, Xtool, Launch, etc.) that supports TPMS programming and manually key-in the sensor IDs. If you don’t already have the IDs then you’ll need to break a bead on each tire and write the sender IDs down.
TLC2013
SILVER Star
It’s the seven digit number
The manufacturer may be Pacific Industrial instead