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Just tried syncing my wheels - step by step, and no luck. At some point the original owner put on CCW wheels in place of stock. Maybe thats why horn doesn't beep when trying to synch up.
I olowedall the steps.
Run
Reset
Clear screens
Press Options till blank screen
Press and Hold Reset till FOB Training comes up
Release Reset button and hit Options button once
Tire Training is displayed
Hit Reset button and go do tires starting with LF and moving clockwis around the car
Take car for a spin and new pressures will show
If you're seeing pressures reported while driving they've been learned at some point.
I assume you're using a magnet - it's possible the sensors are newer and require a RF tool to trigger them. Look on amazon for OEC-T5.
Another possible way to trigger them is pressure change - I have a set for my C4 that are like this. I let air out until they were around 22lbs and then air them back up to 30 during the relearn. May not work on all sensors but is worth a try.
Did you get the single horn beep at each wheel? When you start at the LF, the car should beep the horn once the system has re-learned that location, then move to the next. I have used the magnets before but the RF xmitter handhelds work best IMO.
I have used the magnets before but the RF xmitter handhelds work best IMO.
It depends completely on what type of sensors are installed in the wheels. Most of the ones that will respond to RF do not respond to magnets, and vice versa. There are dozens of different aftermarket sensor brands that will work, but you have to know what they can be triggered with. As these were in aftermarket rims that the original owner had installed it's anyone's guess what he actually has.
This is a clue, given the OP has another thread about key fobs.
Maybe none of his TPMS sensors or fobs are communicating with the car at all. Not enough detail yet to tell what is going on.
I agree. This is why I made the comment: If you're seeing pressures reported while driving they've been learned at some point. This would indicate the RFA is working. Hopefully he'll clarify.
rocketrod777: the RFA module is responsible for receiving both the key fob transmissions and the tire sensor transmissions. If you're able to get it into relearn mode it's possible it's semi functional and is talking to the ALDL, but it's also possible the RF receiver section in it is damaged. Have you tried learning a replacement fob also?