In this video, I’m going to show you how to replace Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensor on 2011 Toyota RAV4 V6 3.5L.
One symptom that your TPMS sensor is bad, is that TPMS light blinks then stays on. Once you diagnose which sensor is bad, it is very easy to replace the sensor. This easy to follow DIY TPMS install video will help you correct the tire pressure monitor fault and TPMS sensor installation without any expensive tools.
Watch my video on how to replace TPMS sensor battery https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0USqoxwGUNo
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Toyota/Lexus TPMS Sensor PMV-107J https://amzn.to/2HFAIFy
[ – Tools – ]
Autel MaxiTPMS TS508 https://amzn.to/2HS0NR2
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Excellent video. The diy bead breathing really impressed me. Thank you.
This is Neal from CGSULIT which specializes in OBD CAR diagnostic tools, TPMS service tools, etc. Do you like to promote our brand ?
Everyone should do their videos like this guy.
Beautifully done!
Does the new Denso sensor needed relearn to the computer?
My Avalon 2016 doesn't have TPMS, it is available in full options model, is it easy to retrofit the TPMS into my Avalon? and integrate it with the car system?
Great video and I love how creative you are to use the wood to expose the sensor! You definitely got a great power and air tools around your house but with me missing the tool and programming the sensor, I'm afraid I have to spend $75/tire at a tire shop to replace this but I love your video editing, straight to the point! Great job.
Gloves to keep hands clean. Flip-flops to keep socks clean. Awesome.
very cleaver to use the weight of the car.
this feels like a tik tok the way everything is cut out that isn't necessary. great editing. keep it up.
Costco charge 45 for the sensor plus 15 labor..iam rotating my tire here…Thank you next time I will do it
Hey, my car has a metal valve stem and TPMS sensor. So the wheel shop replaced TPMS sensor that I bought myself, but when they returned the old sensor back to me, I noticed that the tech didn't install the metal washer. I asked why not, he said it isn't really needed there, as there is a seal inside and valve nut is going to do its job. He also pointed out that if it bothers me, the can unscrew the nut and place the washer without removed the wheel/tire. Do you think it is an issue if that washer isn't installed or no big deal?
Nicely done. Quality,informative video. Thank you.
Should at least mention listening for bead to reset after u broke it, most people don’t know that stuff
Do you have to program the new sensor ? Thanks
Perfectly done thank you very much.
Very nice, how did you pop the tire back on to the rim after installing? Was it easy?
Hi, how did you register the new TPMS to the ECM ? That is a very important part, thanks!
How did u put back the tire on the rim by putting air?
Very informative and to the point. Great video editing. Thanks!
what's the name of your scanner and where to buy it?
Nice video! Straight forward, no bull, just the facts with great visuals! I wish I could get my wheel sensor installed and wheel back on in 2 minutes 36 seconds!
Really nice video. I didn't have another car so I used the only car. Lowering the corner with the wood on the dismounted wheel. My car, Acura will automatically learn the new sensor. Actually if your car won't require you do anything after tire rotation, its system can probably learn new sensors. Modern sensors have accelerators built-in, so the control unit can know the rotation direction, together with signal strength, it can tell which is which.
i freakin love your videos brother. nice and simple. no talking and talking like the other people. thanks !