JDIAG TPMS Sensor Tool, TPMS Relearn Tool for F150 Auto TPMS Reset Sensor Programming Training Tools Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS-19 / 8C2Z-1A203-A)

Works as it should.

Regular relearn procedure doesn’t work for new or different than original sensors. This makes programming sensors painless, no messing around letting air out. Worked on my 2018 f150 when I installed 2016 wheels with 2016 factory sensors.

This reset tool did not work for us. Per the product description of applicable vehicles it was listed 2007-2022 Fusion. We have a 2010 Fusion had the tires replaced. The dash message is so annoying. Did not know which tire sensor was bad so purchased four new ones. Back to the shop and they pulled all the tires and installed. Tried every video, tip and trick to get them the relearn with no luck. So got this reset/relearn tool as a last resort. Tried over and over to make it work. Watched more videos, followed the directions, spent way too much time and money on all this but nope still driving around with that dang display message now just clear in when we get in the car. It is not a lot of money but compiled with everything else it adds up to not work. Not the best construction a bit flimsy as well. I hope it works for you!!

It did the job finally, it took some time to complete the job, but it is done .. sometimes it will take several tries and several repeating of the learning mode due to some tires will not pickup the signal from first try.. you need to be patience and keep trying.. it took me around 10 times then it was fully done.. some tyres might seems wont read at all, but keep changing the angle and try again and again and it will read them all at the end..It saved me a trip to the shop and saved me good $$..As a value I consider it a good deal and recommend it to people willing to wait and try. For people who wants the job to be done from first hit, there are other much expensive options out there to be looked into..

I put aftermarket TPMS sensors in my F150. The truck would not sync or recognize the new sensors. I was a little worried because I knew it was bit of a gamble to do this on my own. I could not find clear info on the internet on if the learning tool was needed or not. Many said the truck would just recognize them after driving a few days. Not so. I purchased this tool then. My truck would still not recognize the signals during the learning process - even with the tool.I noticed the LED would only blink once when the button was pressed and then remain off. Was that normal? Out of frustration and some desperation, I opened the tool and measured the voltage on the battery at 3.0V. A new one is 3.2V. The original battery is spot welded, and not knowing if the battery was a problem, I just used some test leads and the new battery in parallel. The LED burned bright when holding the button and stayed on. The truck instantly learned the new TPMS sensors. All was good.I have since replaced the old battery with the new one. The tool works like a champ with a good battery. I'm keeping it.

Worked perfectly and easily with 4 new Jsueng brand 315Mhz sensors (also purchased from Amazon).

I switch out winter/summer wheels 2x per year. This tool has a velcro pad to place where I can always find it. I need not pay anyone to match my sensors to the car!

Only set 2 tires, then said failed on truck readout. I tried 5 times with this sensor and it failed. I took the truck to Les Schwab and they said it wouldn't work because you have to start with air pressure in the tire that's higher than the TPMS cutoff. In my case that was 37 psi. The mechanic filled all tires to 40 psi and then used his tool to reset my system. The one I bought on Amazon probably didn't work because all my tires were low. I didn't check it again, so it might be a good product. I will wait until I need it to test it out again. That's why only 3 stars.