2018 OEM TPMS will not pair.
12-12-2018, 03:24 PM
#11
Senior Member
Hello. Thank you for the advice.
I am aware of thie auto learn when tires are swaped as my other vehiles do this.
My issue is that ford is telling me that the OEM TPMS isnt correct for the truck which is causing the issue of not learning to the truck.
Has anyone had a issue like this?
I am aware of thie auto learn when tires are swaped as my other vehiles do this.
My issue is that ford is telling me that the OEM TPMS isnt correct for the truck which is causing the issue of not learning to the truck.
Has anyone had a issue like this?
https://www.f150forum.com/f118/2018-...2016-a-433865/
12-12-2018, 05:06 PM
#13
Senior Member
Truth be told I have never seen my original as they are still mounted. I went to the TASCA website using my VIN to get the replacement part #. There are differing part #s that use this sensor, the difference is the stem. Have you looked at the thread I linked to see the teaching procedure and tried that?
12-12-2018, 05:19 PM
#14
Hey Wicked.
Yes i have looked at the thread, I refrenced it back when i was searching prior to my post.
I have done a good job at keeping all my service at the ford dealer as they are my literal neighbor. however i went to one of my friends who owns a local autoshopand i asked him to attempt to learn the wheels as well. ( that is where i got those pictures from ) and with his device it would not program either.
I would be intrested to know if other factory 20" wheels have sensors like mine ( long with button cell battery on the one side) rather then the small flatsided sensors as dipicted in your photo ( TPMS35 model)
Yes i have looked at the thread, I refrenced it back when i was searching prior to my post.
I have done a good job at keeping all my service at the ford dealer as they are my literal neighbor. however i went to one of my friends who owns a local autoshopand i asked him to attempt to learn the wheels as well. ( that is where i got those pictures from ) and with his device it would not program either.
I would be intrested to know if other factory 20" wheels have sensors like mine ( long with button cell battery on the one side) rather then the small flatsided sensors as dipicted in your photo ( TPMS35 model)
12-12-2018, 05:33 PM
#15
Senior Member
Hey Wicked.
Yes i have looked at the thread, I refrenced it back when i was searching prior to my post.
I have done a good job at keeping all my service at the ford dealer as they are my literal neighbor. however i went to one of my friends who owns a local autoshopand i asked him to attempt to learn the wheels as well. ( that is where i got those pictures from ) and with his device it would not program either.
I would be intrested to know if other factory 20" wheels have sensors like mine ( long with button cell battery on the one side) rather then the small flatsided sensors as dipicted in your photo ( TPMS35 model)
Yes i have looked at the thread, I refrenced it back when i was searching prior to my post.
I have done a good job at keeping all my service at the ford dealer as they are my literal neighbor. however i went to one of my friends who owns a local autoshopand i asked him to attempt to learn the wheels as well. ( that is where i got those pictures from ) and with his device it would not program either.
I would be intrested to know if other factory 20" wheels have sensors like mine ( long with button cell battery on the one side) rather then the small flatsided sensors as dipicted in your photo ( TPMS35 model)
12-12-2018, 05:45 PM
#16
Hi Wicked. Yes, we had completed the routine of igniton cycle and Brake press to activate the learning feature of the BCM while at my friends shop. And then attemplted to use his programer to active the TPMS's to no avail.
We then had also used the computer route as well..both would not program.
We then had also used the computer route as well..both would not program.
12-12-2018, 08:18 PM
#17
Senior Member
