Turn OFF Tire pressure warning light Turn off TPMS
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Best thing to do is pull the bulb from the instrument cluster, and do what I do at 71 years old, check your tire pressure once a week!!!!!!!!!!!!
A battery activated tire press. sensor. Geeze. What a terrific idea!! The engineer who came up with this nonense should be fed to the sharks.
They should at least make it serviceable without pulling the tire off
Is it not wonderful that you buy a car for several thousand dollars just so you have to spend more to turn off a total useless light that does nothing but annoy you
Couldn't agree more. Geez. I remember looking at tires on occasion and discovering they look to be low.
agree with you
Dealing with that right now.
They purposely did this to get more $$$
You read all of our minds Kurt!!
Why on earth would anyone need these waste of money and time litter? People managed to drive their cars safely for decades without these silly sensors and now every car comes with these headache. Costs you more money. Pathetic really.
trust me people need it its insane how many uninformed people don't understand how even their tires work obviously if you know your shit you most likely wont need it
how can I shut the dash light off permanently? I have no sensors in my wheels/tires
The hardest battery replacement for any vehicle owner! Just to bleed you out of money if you take it to the dealer. They have to charge to : remove , sensor, install sensor , mount tire , balace and rotate. You could check TP on cars with a simple $5 tool.
No need to take the tires off of the wheels or re balance them. Just need to break the outer bead and push the tire down to access the sensor.
The TPMS symbol did not light up on my ‘08 Titan until after I had new tires mounted. I think the technician damaged the battery(s) when he removed old and mounted new tires. The truck was about 4 years old. I just ignore the light. How long do the batteries last on average, anyway?
TPMS just seems like the worst thing ever for a typical car owner to have to deal with. Hardly anyone knows that each wheel has a "battery-operated" sensor in it! And replacing that battery...OMG. Now you have to pay the dealership to replace all the batteries and I'm sure that's not cheap. What ever happened pre-TPMS to where you simply walk around your car and look to see if they look a bit low and just put some air in them, then check the pressure? Common sense, I've done it for 50+ years, for cryin out loud.
We're not capable of checking manually to see if our tires are low. They should do the same with oil and all the other fluids in our cars. Lights go on if your washer fluid is a tad low.
Unbelievable.
It is all about control under the disguise of your saftey..
@@danielrutigliano7938 it is all about control of your freedom under the disguise of your saftey..lol.. why don't the computer sensors actually tell you what is going on instead of controlling what is going on ..
Ok boomer 😂
The dealers don't make any money this way...
Yes, proper air pressure. Make sure your gauge is good. I was going nuts because my lights would not shut off on my Kia Forte. Come to find that my gauge was reading about 4 lbs to high. Used a different gauge and all is fine. lights went off about 50 yrds up the road.
Am willing to bet any $20 hand held gage is more accurate than any TMPS
I never needed to have censors before,I'll just put a peace of tape over it
Best fix. But, check tires regularly.
Which tool will work for 2005 Chrysler Pacifica
Maxi TS508
I have a 04 dodge Durango and this tire pressure sensor lites are on but my wheels don't have tire pressure sensors in them and would there be a way to get this turned off a bypass if that's possible?
Your options are to buy them and have them installed, make a pressurized tube and put four of them in there, use a tuner to turn them off, or try to take out the gauge cluster and remove the bulb from the back. For the tune option it would probably not be a regular option, you would need a custom tune to have it turned off.
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage that's what I was thinking the same thing too is to remove that LED light in the cluster gauge that would be my best bet to not see that tire sensor no more plus it be way cheaper no money involved to remove the Light
I bought a brand new Mitsubishi and purchased winter tires from them with pressure sensors. My friend is a licensed mechanic and changed my tires in the fall. I assumed that by buying THEIR tires with the sensors, I would not have a problem. After he finished, I had the error message and the symbol on my dash display. I went to their service dept and was told it's a $25 charge for them to turn off the error, or I can pay $55 for them to change my tires and the error is taken care of. I'm pretty disappointed that after purchasing a new vehicle from them that they are going to nickle and dime me over every little thing. I found a video on TH-cam on how to get rid of the error in the settings. I don't have access to get far enough in to turn it off. I asked the service dept to give me more access and they refused. So, I have this error, pissing me off, every time I drive the vehicle. The vehicle itself is beautiful, and a pleasure to drive, but make no mistake, I will NEVER buy another Mitsubishi! It's good service that sells the next vehicle. The service dept staff are wonderful, it's not their fault that they have rules to follow and I'm sure they have to deal with many irate customers because of it. I guess they are not interested in repeat business.
Same thing with my audi a6,but im in uk ,bought new car 320 miles on it with stock wheels r17 but now put on 20 inch audi rotors,they wanted that i pay 435 pounds for putting sensors in the wheels...the light pisses me off but im scared to delete it with obd11
@@litalitvinaite891 Obviously service is not a priority anymore. It's unfortunate that a person's driving experience is ruined by an error that is unavoidable to look at because it's right in your face and they would rather let you fume over the error than to take it away. Clearly repeat business is not their priority, but that will not work out very well for them. Not only will I never buy another Mitsubishi, I have a big mouth and I've been yapping about it to anyone who will listen. I have co-workers who could be approved in an hour for a car purchase, and they all know what happened to me. Word of mouth can be golden, or can be your worse enemy. To me, the first rule of retail should be to NOT piss off your customers!
That’s crazy
I had 2 front tires replaced, then ABS/STABILITY light came on after wards. I bought the unit to reset/reconnect tps, and after following instructions, once completed all 4 tires, now pressure doesn't show on any of the tires
Is there as way to shut off the tire pressure sensing unit in the car instead of changing the sensors in the tires
You might be able to have a tuner deactivate it with a handheld tuner and a tune, but otherwise I’m not aware of anything
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage The dealer want $120 to replace the sensor. I can buy a new sensor for under $20 and I'm looking for some one to put it in the tire and reprogram it for less than the dealer. These things are a PITA...we never had them a few years ago and don't see why they can't be turned of in the car's computer. The dealer says no I found boxes to turn them off from the UK but they don't sell one for any GM cars.
@@jimjakosh2506 A good tire shop should be able to handle it. Or just buy sensors and put them in a tube lol
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage I saw that on you Tube. They put sensors in a piece of PVC with the camps glued on. Too bad you have to go to that extreme to get rid of something we never needed in the first place. I had to disable the seat kill switch and the back up switch blade shut off in my John Deere tractor for the same reason( found out how on You Tube)
Here you go
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Unnecessary pricey gimmick. Should be a delete option in vehicle settings.
This is cool to know. Thanks
I had a problem with the batteries a few years ago. My batteries kept running down I didn't know why. I'm retired so I don't drive the truck that often and I had a slow leak in a couple of the tires. Every time I tried to start the truck after 4 or 5 days it wouldn't start. All along I thought it was the battery it wasn't. It was TPMS creating an open circuit and drained the battery after about 5 days or so. I took my truck to a local tire shop and had them Dismount the tires clean the rims and install new valve stems problem solved I hate those damn TPMS and wanted to disable it. I can check my tires when I feel the need or they look low. Don't need dead batteries all the time because of a TPMS creating an open circuit in my electrical system.
Very good point. I thought about this today as well not to keep the key fob too close to the vehicle so it’s not wasting battery to verify the signal
Hate tpms but for loads ladys and some gents is good thing,and often saves life....i put 20 inch wheels on my a6 audi and they dont have tpms because person who sold them got accident and from car left only wheels was sitting in garage for 4 years and he said there wasnt tpms since he change tyres,now I have glarring light and silly sound often sounding that all my tyres flat completely and need check and reset....but it not lets me reset it...hate this thing
@@litalitvinaite891
There is a complicated process you have to go to to reset the TPMS. I had my local tire guys do it and they had a problem but they got it figured out now all is well it’s not as easy as people think. Everybody’s right all this techno bullshit is a pain in the ass.
I found a VERY cheap TPMS sensor....
When I go to my car, right before I get in I look at the tire and say _"Looks like it has enough air in there to me!"_ It's like a TPMS: Tire Pressure *Me* System.
For a Hyundai/Kia, remove the instrument panel, disconnect the wire harness connected directly to the back of the tacho, find the TPMS wire (brown on Veloster) ground that wire and you'll bypass the TPMS module. Light goes out, happy days
Can you do that with a Toyota tocoma truck?
This shit started with Ford Explorers turning over back in the late 1990s
I turned off that idiot light by buying a OBD for $20 and then buying a $24 Jscan app for the cell phone which allows me to finally turn that thing off
Great idea, thanks for sharing, did not know pvc could hold up to 40 psi, good day
Very dangerous. too high pressure results in a BOMB
2 types: foam core (cellular core) . & pressure rated (solid) schedule 40 . Never use cellular core . The pipe looks the same , the markings are different. Also different on the cut edge
How to remove warning light please slowly step by step can you do without indicator in car breaks turn ingen key put Manuel on move back for .but I got confused with little instrument in your hand canI remove without that I now my tire don't leak now pressure in all for tire is the same
Okay so what do you do if you have a 2011 Nissan Altima and your mechanic through the rim away because it was bent so there goes your sensor now your sensor light is constantly on what do you do now
You’ll need to get a new sensor, have the tire removed, and a new sensor installed
Do you have a video on how to replace the tire pressure sensor?
I don’t. The tire has to be removed from the wheel rim to remove it from the rim
Umm were do u position the pvc pip
Leaving a like. That light annoys the crap out of me.
A piece of electrical tape works great for anointing lights on the instrument cluster.
😂 Wish I had seen this comment last week before I paid $1000 for new sensors on all 4 tires on my dad’s car. Mom’s car has less than 10K miles on it and the dealer tells me it needs 2 new sensors because the light goes on and off every 75 miles or so. I have 4 rolls of electric tape. Which color shall I use? 😂
Have a flat in the bed of my truck and now the truck honks at me thanks Chevy for not letting shut it off
I was at a location where I used a club on the steering wheel because of numerous thefts there. When I returned to the car in the unsecured lot and started to drive the tire light was on. I went to the tire dealer near home and used their free tire check. Nothing was wrong. Could someone have interfered with the wireless tire monitor trying to get me to go to a dealer in the bad part of town? Could there have been unintentional interference? F. Miller
I can't imagine why a criminal would want you to go to a dealership in the bad part of town
I am sure it was interference of some kind. It happened repeatedly and the last time there was a line at the local tire store of other people having their tires checked with the same issue. Just before the latest hack Bluetooth fix the car was zero day hacked by someone. @@thooke222
TPMS light is blinking then stays solid, but dash cluster still reads all four tires pressure, so they are all communicating. But light is still doing the same. 2012 dodge challenger srt8.
What is the psi reading? Mine would say what they last were. Try adding/releasing air to one to see if it changes
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage They do change, first they where 39psi and i drop them to 35psi.
Ugh mine just came on and I can’t stand it
My method is the best and costs nothing! I just ignore it because I don’t need a sensor to tell me when my tires need air and I own an air compressor!
So how do I check the air pressure on my tire? The Toyota Corrolla handbook is worthless as a usable manual.
You will need to get a tire pressure gauge, remove the cap on each wheel, and push the gauge over the stem, but don’t let it lose more air
No offense but if you have to ask how to manually check the air pressure in your tire? With a gauge? You actually shouldn’t be driving anything more mechanically involved than a horse drawn carriage or a rickshaw 😂😂😂
Does anyone know if having this light on, does it fail your inspection for the car to get the sticker?
It won't matter, they're checking emissions.
it does not fail. it does not take this light into account. only the CEL light.
I will be replacing the tire air sensors but I’m tired of seeing the flashing light.
Check your spare tire pressure..
@@IdahoBrotherInChrist yep! That’s good☺️
You know it would be nice that when ordering a new vehicel that the dealer gave you the choice of having some of these useless things not installed on these over priced electronic marvels we have now. Like the TPMS or that the vehicel shuts down at every light and has to restart again.
How much does that add to the price when sold And does that not cause wear and tear to the battery or the starter And back too the TPMS after paying for new tires now you must either install the old sensors or pay for new ones which adds to the cost of replacing your tires .Hell people have been driving for 100 years without this crap. By either seeing that the tire is low or telling by the way it handles .How did we ever survive without this ?
In UK tpms mandatory
California never has seen a tax or a way to get there grubby hands into the peoples pockets That they don`t like .
Thanks to the "Tread Act", all vehicles in the USA after Sept 1, 2007 had to have a TPM system. We live in a nanny state. A nanny world!
The auto stop/start engine system annoys me the most. Because all that is doing is creating more engine wear & tear on the camshafts & bearings and BARELY eliminating any emissions in the net sense; but it “looks good on paper” to idiots who don’t know the first thing about mechanical systems so they are forced on us because we are all worldwide essentially governed by COMPLETE IDIOTS who don’t know which end of the wrench to hold onto. Or what a camshaft or a bearing is 🙄🙄🙄
Stick a piece of black electric tape over the flashing light...😂😂😂
bingo
I have a 2016 Chevy Malibu with 116K miles. Some ridiculous message came on to “Service Tire Pressure Monitoring Sysyem”. 3 tires are registering pressure the other isn’t. All tires are fine. I think I’ll just check my pressure 2 times a week instead blowing a few hundred on nonsense
So how do you turn the "message" off? I've recalibrate the tires but the message remains.
It won’t turn off until you replace the sensors with new ones that have new batteries
@@dannyjohnsonsgarageThanks!
Don't forget the spare. Sensor in that too.
You have to take the wheel off of the rim?
No, just break the bead on one side. Replace the TPMS with a new one, calibrate to the computer, and your good for ten years.
Check your spare tire pressure
I don’t believe those have the sensors installed
Tpms and no spare, geniuses ! The world is insane
I thought that there was a way to turn off TPMS. I thought I did it last winter. I'm just trying to remember how to do it again for this winter. My winter wheels don't have TPMS just my summer wheels
On my Yukon it asks you to acknowledge it and the light stays on. It may depend on the vehicle
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage actually I think it automatically went away... At least the yellow warning light. It does start the dash display on the tire reading page after starting the car, but one click and that goes away and at least now I don't have the yellow warning icon. 2014 Ram 1500
I think I'll put electric tape over the light. Easy.
Chevy charges $250.00 FOR EACH valve replacement!
hello, nice video. anyone knows how to disconnect on the cdi mercedes a180 w178 2015 year. they are crazy placed useless sensors but important for spare tyre no place. mercedes crap become!
TPMS is crap I want to remove the entire system and find and disable the warning beeper in the dash.
There should be a law against these .You pay for a totally useless feature.
The wheel is the rim plus tyre. Doh! You take the tyre off the rim!
How do you turn off the light
New sensors
After several times of crawling around on all fours checking tire pressure in freezing temperatures only to find one 2psi lower, or higher than the rest I learned my lesson and started ignoring the light. It's on all the time now. Who cares!? These could have been valuable if they only came on with a dramatic loss of pressure...eight or ten psi...but having them come on for a couple psi, which basically happens every time it gets cold, is ridiculous!
Except the part how to remove sensor...unless you think the pvc pipe idea was it
Do I have to have them?
No. The light will just stay on
Thank you! I asked because it does not work on my 2007 silverado.
How to turn ofmokkatpms system
I want to disable the MIL, not spend money on TPMS sensors which can be tracked by receivers.
Can I change my wheels an just switch them off there a pain in the god damn arse 😂
When idiots removed full spare tire, those tpms started to get important because if your tire gets F-ed, you are stranded (cant continue travel). If you have regular valves, and full spare tire, you would be able to travel to first service, but that dont generate money, so industry keeps F-ing customers over.
Chevy Dealership charged $250 for just one Tire, Govt Motors is JUNK
I’m having this Trouble at the moment
You’ll want to go to a tire shop to remove the tire and put in new sensors
@@dannyjohnsonsgarage ok thanks
2cm sq of black duct tape 👍
Just give me an old truck with a new diesel
No turning off the TPMS, then.
you fix it. you Did Not turn it off.
Too much work for me
Throw them in the trash unplug the light
Politicians money laundering!
He talked a lot and never gave a way to turn the stupid thing off.
Why you talking so fast ..I don't now how to remove dash board l warning light now when all for tire have same amount pressure.
Just need to turn it off it is a joke
It’s such a dam waste of money
Keep the tires and buy a new car
What in the actuallll
Fuuuuuuuuuckkkkkkk man (not your fault) by CHEVY, ARE YOU FUUUUUCKING KIDDING ME !