Tyre Sensor

faolteam · 25-10-2023 9:17am #1

Hi I have a Toyota Toyota Corolla 2015 1.4L , my tyre warning. Light has been playing up for a while now it continuosly stays on , I don't know which one it Is , can these be cleared or do they have to be replaced , We're can I get a sensor replaced in a single tire,

Thanks

User1998 · 25-10-2023 9:27am

Have you tried inflating all tyres and resetting the light?

mikewest · 25-10-2023 9:31am

Easy for a tyre fitting place or garage to replace.

Google this for the part you need.

Bosch Tyre Pressure Control System Sensors F026c00466

Can't insert a link this morning, probably brain not caffeinated sufficiently.

billo516 · 25-10-2023 9:31am

It is probably a slow puncture in one ot the tryres. It was for me. Just give it time and the tyre will go down then get it fixed.

faolteam · 25-10-2023 10:47am

Yea I tried all that had mechanic do a diagnostic check to clear codes still same like this nearly a year now

Does it have to be a Toyota sensor

billo516 · 25-10-2023 2:45pm

Does the light go off when you press the reset button after pumping up all tyres.?

mikewest · 25-10-2023 2:58pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121281876#Comment_121281876

Yes it has to be a Toyota compatible sensor.

This is what I advised you to google earlier. Like any car part that can fail and can be replaced. It's part of the filling valve in the wheel.

https://www.micksgarage.com/g/tyre-pressure-control-system-sensors/products/6a0e4102768/bosch-tyre-pressure-control-system-sensors-f026c00466

faolteam · 25-10-2023 3:02pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121282952#Comment_121282952

It has no effect over it

faolteam · 25-10-2023 3:11pm

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121282996#Comment_121282996

Ok I'll order it now to get it fitted and find out which one it is

Buffman · 25-10-2023 3:49pm

Those TPMS sensors can be a pain. I have the same craic when I put my spare wheel on even though there's nothing actually wrong, only that it's TPMS isn't programmed into the car. 'Fixes' itself when I put the 'programmed' wheel back on.

They have batteries in them so it's pot luck when they go and need to be replaced. To get to them it's a tyre off job unfortunately. And they're not designed to have the battery replaced so unless you're prepared to go digging for it, it's a €50 new sensor instead of a €0.50 battery! And then the extra cost of fitting and programming it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0USqoxwGUNo

Tyre Sensor

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