What to do if your TPMS module is disconnected?
Reconnect the battery before continuing, with the TPMS module still disconnected. Connect the red lead of your voltmeter to each B+ (battery voltage) supply coming into the TPMS module connector and the black lead of your voltmeter to a good ground (if not sure, battery negative always works). You see a reading of battery voltage.
Where are the power and ground in the TPMS module?
Verify that you have power and ground at the TPMS module. Gain access to a wiring diagram and determine where the main powers and grounds come into the TPMS module. Reconnect the battery before continuing, with the TPMS module still disconnected.
What do you need to test a TPMS unit?
We offer tools that can be used to test sensors, as well as scan tools that can be plugged into the OBD-II port and display DTCs (Diagnostic Trouble Codes). You may also need to test voltage and resistance at wiring, connectors and individual components with a (Digital Volt Ohm Meter), which you’ll also find on our digital shelves.
What to do if you lose communication with tire pressure monitor module?
Disconnect the negative battery cable before unplugging the connector at the TPMS control module. Once located, visually inspect the connectors and wiring. Look for scraping, rubbing, bare wires, burn spots or melted plastic. Pull the connectors apart and carefully inspect the terminals (the metal parts) inside the connectors.
What kind of wire to use for TPMS?
Use Scotchlok wire connector to connect the Pink-Black wire and the White-Black wire (watch youtube Scotchlok Wiring Demo clip here: ScotchLok Wiring Connector Demonstration – etrailer.com – YouTube) NOTE: Check both channels inside the connector.
Reconnect the battery before continuing, with the TPMS module still disconnected. Connect the red lead of your voltmeter to each B+ (battery voltage) supply coming into the TPMS module connector and the black lead of your voltmeter to a good ground (if not sure, battery negative always works). You see a reading of battery voltage.
Verify that you have power and ground at the TPMS module. Gain access to a wiring diagram and determine where the main powers and grounds come into the TPMS module. Reconnect the battery before continuing, with the TPMS module still disconnected.
What kind of sensor do I need for TPMS?
If you already have TPMS sensors on your wheels, you’ll want the ARB Series II TPMS Sensor Partner 819110 to accurately monitor the tire pressure. TPMS technology can now be linked into an…