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: Tire Pressure Sensor Question


F1_80s_90s
08-08-2005, 01:59 PM
How do I reset and reprogram TPS? I call the dealer, and they want 100 dollars to reset and reprogram.

Thanks in advance

scr38
08-08-2005, 04:27 PM
What do you need to reset and reprogram? There is no need to reprogram the sensors if you rotate the tires, or even move the sensors to custom rims. As far as the pressure alarm point, the sensors are set to alarm when they fall below 28 PSI. I'm not sure, but I don't think that setting can be changed, even by the dealer.

shaft2k
08-08-2005, 04:31 PM
That sounds like a dis-honest dealer. Like scr38 said, there is nothing to do. They can be moved to new wheels and they work when the pressure gets below 28psi (factory set). This dealer would probably charge you for the brake fix.

TooTall
08-08-2005, 05:06 PM
Please provide some more info as to what the situation is. Is one of them not reading tire pressure? Could be a bad battery or bad sensor. I had heard through the grape vine that the sensors have been going bad...

inqui-Z-tor
08-08-2005, 05:35 PM
Ok .. I'll ask ..

PN# for these valve/sensors?

I plan on getting aftermarket wheels .. someday .. I don't want to go through the hassle of removing them from the stock wheels (keeping them for bad weather times) .. use the pretty aftermarkets for nice days .. but would like to have TPS capability.

What do these TPS valves cost??

andy
08-08-2005, 06:39 PM
As bad as my local dealer is, they even had no problem resetting the wheel sensors for free. It took 10 seconds per wheel.
I had it done because I moved the sensors to new wheels and just wanted to make sure they were in sync.

drcookie
08-08-2005, 06:41 PM
Please humor me on this. I am newbie. Where is the pressure sensor and how does it look like?

Thanks in advance.

F1_80s_90s
08-08-2005, 08:36 PM
Sorry for all the confusion to some of you. I'm getting 4 differrent wheels and 4 (differrent) sensors. I want to keep original sensors with the stock wheels. Are they plug and play or do we have to program the new sensors?

Thanks in advance

F1_80s_90s
08-08-2005, 09:03 PM
Update: I just called a differrent dealer. They said that the sensors must be programmed and cost $40. But I'm going to install them anyway and test it. If they need programmed, I will let the dealer do it. I will update this in a week. Amazing, the differrent is $60 between the 2 dealers. The new tire pressure sensor costs 80 to 90 dollars each, very expensive.

scr38
08-08-2005, 11:57 PM
New sensors need to be activated. See attached drawing.

scr38
08-08-2005, 11:59 PM
Please humor me on this. I am newbie. Where is the pressure sensor and how does it look like?

Thanks in advance.
The sensor is built into the valve stem on each wheel. See attached drawing.

drcookie
08-09-2005, 12:19 AM
Got it ! Thanks. :udaman:


The sensor is built into the valve stem on each wheel. See attached drawing.

andy
08-09-2005, 01:19 AM
The problem with getting 4 new sensors is that each time you swap wheels, you have to get them reprogrammed. But at $40, that's not too bad, unless you change wheels a lot.

Armada Brotha
08-09-2005, 02:16 PM
i'm a nebie as well and would like to know if this tps came standard with my ARMADA? i bought mine used and i didn't get the sensor as it looks in that fig. i do have an '04 LE but without the tech package.

mada4manda
08-09-2005, 02:44 PM
i'm a nebie as well and would like to know if this tps came standard with my ARMADA? i bought mine used and i didn't get the sensor as it looks in that fig. i do have an '04 LE but without the tech package.

I, too, am a newb....and I have an SE. In reading the manual, it seems to imply that all Armadas have TPSs, but only speaks about vehicles equipped with Nav/Tech packages in regards to actually seeing the tire pressure. So my question is, does my SE have these sensors, and if so, if the pressure gets too low, is there an indicator light on the dash?
Thanks for your help.

Todd

scr38
08-09-2005, 09:13 PM
All Armadas have the sensors. If you have the Nav package pressures are indicated on the screen for each wheel. If you don't, a light in the instrument cluster will come on and a buzzer sound if any tire is below 28 PSI. The light doesn't tell which tire, just that one is low.

F1_80s_90s
08-12-2005, 07:48 PM
Thanks SCR for the info and diagrams, you're the guru here.

I bought 4 SE '04 silver wheels that came with 4 TP sensors to replace the smoke '05 wheels. I do not get the low tire pressure warning alarm. But I haven't let the air out below 28 PSI to test it, yet. Once the 4 transmitters are activated, do they work on any Armadas or Titans?

scr38
08-12-2005, 09:36 PM
Thanks SCR for the info and diagrams, you're the guru here.

I bought 4 SE '04 silver wheels that came with 4 TP sensors to replace the smoke '05 wheels. I do not get the low tire pressure warning alarm. But I haven't let the air out below 28 PSI to test it, yet. Once the 4 transmitters are activated, do they work on any Armadas or Titans?
Yes, the sensors are the same for Armadas and Titans. And probably for all Nissans that now come with sensors.