TPMS Learning mode stuck after winter wheel swap: sensors reading from Durametric
This is a new one for me. I have been swapping wheels for 4 years now seasonally and re-learning no issues. Both sets are 18" 5 spoke, summer OEM sensors, winter after market.
Right now, I cannot get the TPMS to leave learning: its been about a week, several resets (switching between winter/summer to try to jog it) etc...
I got out the Durametric, and I can read the sensor values for pressure/temp/age on 3/4 wheels. RR is showing values that are impossible, such as 5.38 bar for pressure.
What puzzles me here is: it seems to me something else is amuck as 3 of the 4 wheels should report back, unless the TPC controller is toast, or this is a corner case that is freaking out
the TPC (some folks say the controller is sensitive: typical millennial
. I'm suspicious either way: all I did was swap out a set of wheels.
To see if it was a sensor, I swapped my rear tires and the problem did not move to the LR: the RR continued to report same 5.38 bar value.
Anyone else see something like this before? I have been searching and reading up across 997.1 threads as well as it shares a part with controller.
Not sure if I can just swap on a controller or not: did read that they needed to be coded to a car and can't be moved (which seems really stupid to me but believable
I'm inclined to leave it for the winter, swap on the summers and if it persists then take it in as I'll have a totally different set of information then and could get some warranty work (still some left on extended) but fundamentally this bugs me and I am trying to get to the bottom of it
Otherwise...I need to find a Pro unit, or a tech who will take a fiscal contribution to just code the !#&*ing thing out: I despise TPMS systems.
Any tips appreciated, and thanks for reading,
- b
This is a new one for me. I have been swapping wheels for 4 years now seasonally and re-learning no issues. Both sets are 18" 5 spoke, summer OEM sensors, winter after market.
Right now, I cannot get the TPMS to leave learning: its been about a week, several resets (switching between winter/summer to try to jog it) etc...
I got out the Durametric, and I can read the sensor values for pressure/temp/age on 3/4 wheels. RR is showing values that are impossible, such as 5.38 bar for pressure.
What puzzles me here is: it seems to me something else is amuck as 3 of the 4 wheels should report back, unless the TPC controller is toast, or this is a corner case that is freaking out
the TPC (some folks say the controller is sensitive: typical millennial
To see if it was a sensor, I swapped my rear tires and the problem did not move to the LR: the RR continued to report same 5.38 bar value.
Anyone else see something like this before? I have been searching and reading up across 997.1 threads as well as it shares a part with controller.
Not sure if I can just swap on a controller or not: did read that they needed to be coded to a car and can't be moved (which seems really stupid to me but believable
I'm inclined to leave it for the winter, swap on the summers and if it persists then take it in as I'll have a totally different set of information then and could get some warranty work (still some left on extended) but fundamentally this bugs me and I am trying to get to the bottom of it
Otherwise...I need to find a Pro unit, or a tech who will take a fiscal contribution to just code the !#&*ing thing out: I despise TPMS systems.
Any tips appreciated, and thanks for reading,
- b