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Tyre pressure

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ColinT
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Hi. I have added the tyre pressure PIDs for my front and rear tyres but I am unable to get any reading I have attached a photo of one pid to show you what I have attempted to do. Any comments to assist please.
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RossPat
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Hi
I also use an Obdlink MX Bluetooth without issues.
If the vehicle is or has been stationary for a while the readings may be scrambled
The wheels have to turn to wake up the sensors.
This is my Left Front T P, mine is a Ranger
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ColinT wrote: ↑Wed Aug 03, 2022 3:58 pm Hi. I have added the tyre pressure PIDs for my front and rear tyres but I am unable to get any reading
Did you install the correct sensors for your vehicle? The sensor model changed about 2018. (There are existing posts about the correct part numbers)
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saeb
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Everest Trend does not have TPMS sensors, hence nothing to display.
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Hi Stewart... Yes the Trend doesn't have the sensors in the tyres, but my Torque Pro app shows data from the ECU - like in the minus psi for all wheels, so yeah, it's just "no sensor" nonesense. But does this mean the ECU is capable, and if I fitted the genuine ford sensors, I would be able to view the data on Torque Pro via the ECU?

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[email protected] wrote: ↑Sun Aug 28, 2022 8:05 pm Hi Stewart... Yes the Trend doesn't have the sensors in the tyres, but my Torque Pro app shows data from the ECU - like in the minus psi for all wheels, so yeah, it's just "no sensor" nonesense. But does this mean the ECU is capable, and if I fitted the genuine ford sensors, I would be able to view the data on Torque Pro via the ECU?

Cheers!
Correct.

You will need to enable in IPC and BCM non asbuilt and start a training session and train the sensors in.

Training tools are in the store > wp/ <
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