Tire Pressure Monitoring System issue
#1
Tire Pressure Monitoring System issue
2009 Honda Accord 4 cyl auto trans LX
Bought recently and TPMS idiot light is on full time.
Two things that I know happened:
1. Previous owner put new 2017 tires and wheels on it.
2. Previous owner put aftermarket Kenwood stereo with display in it and might have had no where to hook up TPMS.
Problem: using buttons on steering wheel could calibrate TPMS if original equipment were installed but cannot calibrate with aftermarket Kenwood equipment.
Question: can I calibrate it somehow and, if not, can I disable the TPMS idiot light?
Thanks,
Bill
Bought recently and TPMS idiot light is on full time.
Two things that I know happened:
1. Previous owner put new 2017 tires and wheels on it.
2. Previous owner put aftermarket Kenwood stereo with display in it and might have had no where to hook up TPMS.
Problem: using buttons on steering wheel could calibrate TPMS if original equipment were installed but cannot calibrate with aftermarket Kenwood equipment.
Question: can I calibrate it somehow and, if not, can I disable the TPMS idiot light?
Thanks,
Bill
#2
I'm not certain about this, but I think 2009 Accord TPMS uses pressure sensors in each wheel. But 2017 Accord TPMS doesn't have wheel sensors; instead it uses speed differences measured by the ABS wheel sensors.
So when the previous owner installed the 1017 wheels, he might not have installed sensors in them...?
So when the previous owner installed the 1017 wheels, he might not have installed sensors in them...?
#5
Sounds like my son's 2008 Civic Si, in that the traction control system doesn't work if the TPS light is on (can't disengage it). He's got a set of 18" HFP's that have 1 TPS monitor bad in it, but has to disassemble them all to find it. With his factory 17's though he doesn't have a problem.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
eduard
General Tech Help
3
05-09-2013 12:11 AM
piconrule
General Tech Help
2
07-24-2009 02:38 PM