Bypass TPMS light 2007 Toyota Sienna

This video will show you what wires to jump to remove TPMS light from cluster, as this year Sienna (07+) does not have typical bulbs in cluster and cannot be removed, we must check the cluster into thinking it does not need to turn the light on.
this procedure will work for many other cars with slight variations. consult a known good wiring diagram and test the things that I show you in this video.

[@brian-hd4od]

thanks for the video ..this worked on 2010 toyota sienna

[@jeffpolston775]

MAS you did a great job Let’s make it easy for everyone…. Splice together pink and blue (5v) and the gray and blue (cluster) with a red crimp splicer open both holes on the red crimp then crimp down hard … now clip clip the gray blue wire on the module side …. All done works great

[@M.A.S.-SuperiorService-]

Yeah man i should have clarified. But thank you for making it easy

[@kevinjarnagin607]

I have a 2009 Sienna. I spliced the pink and blue with the grey and blue and cut off the grey and blue on the modular side and still have the TPMS light. Is the 2009 wiring diagram the same? Any ideas I would appreciate it. Thanks.

[@jeffpolston775]

You have to make sure your splice is in full contact with the wires and making a ground There is another pink wire up in there but it’s a different kind of pink and it’s thicker

[@kevinjarnagin607]

@@jeffpolston775 Thanks for the info. I couldn't find a wiring diagram, so I just scraped off enough insulation on every wire and used a jumper to find the correct combo. My vehicle I had to splice the grey and blue wire with a purple and brown wire. The TPMS light is finally out! Thanks for all the support.

[@GmanGggggg]

@@kevinjarnagin607 hey so just to confirm, for your 2009 model you had to locate the purple brown wire to tap into that for 5v then cut the blue gray wire to connect that into the purple brown wire? I have a 2008 model that I need to try this on soon. Thanks!

[@familiaparra1596]

Thanks. It worked Sienna 2008

[@riyadhsabti4182]

I Have 2008 toyota sienna but did not find the module cluster.Can you picture it to me please.

[@DroneGo]

Worked on my sienna, I would love to do the same with the ABS light, speed sensors are all new and still the light is on 😮

[@philc5759]

Does the Connector upper under dash is that the TPMS Contol Module ?

[@M.A.S.-SuperiorService-]

Yes that's the control module

[@attk1984]

M.A.S., thanks for the video. Do you know if this will work on a 2011? Not sure if the gen 3's are different from the gen 2's.

[@M.A.S.-SuperiorService-]

Does not look like the it's exactly the same but I can see the system is based on the same principle. The wire that goes from the TPMS ECU to the cluster ECU is a grey wire. Probe the wire to find it's voltage while the light is on and then try different voltages to see what constitutes as the light being off.

[@samyelalem]

Did you fix the abs and brake lights? And what was the reason behind them?

[@M.A.S.-SuperiorService-]

Speed sensor. Though after fixing them the abs and brake light stay on until I drive up to 10mph and they the speedometer will start working and lights go away. Has not bothered me enough to look deeply into it.

[@markbailey6051]

My problem is when i was adding trailer wires i did something wrong because now the break lights do not work. I did check the fuse and it is not blown. Any advice?

[@M.A.S.-SuperiorService-]

Did you use a kit for the lights? Some kits are easy simply pigtailing of brake light and requiring very little modifications. If you did it from scratch you could have grounded the lights. Without information my help is limited but try disconnecting the trailer lights and seeing if the problem persist

[@markbailey6051]

@@M.A.S.-SuperiorService- yes I did it from scratch. The trailer is unplugged. The flashers work as does the parking, just not the break lights. Basically I unhooked everything back to original. If not the fuse maybe the switch or the computer?

[@notcharles]

Where does one find "a known good wiring diagram?"

[@M.A.S.-SuperiorService-]

You can simply look up your car followed by tpms wiring diagram

[@M.A.S.-SuperiorService-]

If you cannot by doing so places like fixya can help

[@davidgangle2438]

what were the exact colors of the two wires you jumpered to turn off the TPMS light in the dash?

[@M.A.S.-SuperiorService-]

Pink and blue 5v reference to cluster wire white and green i believe

[@jeffpolston775]

Cluster wire is actually the gray and blue And it works easily with a 2010 sienna