Training your tires/TPMS
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Training your tires/TPMS
I never knew this, and I am about as unsavvy as one can get.....
SO, I thought I'd share this with any brother idiots out there
My tire pressure monitor was going off pretty regularly when I was towing in my 2011 F-250 SC FX4 6.2.
Not so much when empty, but it would occasionally.
Last trip out I traveled about 2500 miles, and had to reset it a lot, maybe a couple of times a day, if not more.
I found out by looking on the INTERNET and YouTube that you can retrain your system.
You turn the key on and hit your emergency button a set number of times, mine was 6, it will honk, and the screen will give you a prompt to go to your front left tire.
You let air out until it honks again, and it will direct you to the front right tire.
Do all the tires as directed, and it will then tell you that your system has been retrained, etc, fill tires back to sticker PSI on door jam....done.
It fixed my issue
SO, I thought I'd share this with any brother idiots out there
My tire pressure monitor was going off pretty regularly when I was towing in my 2011 F-250 SC FX4 6.2.
Not so much when empty, but it would occasionally.
Last trip out I traveled about 2500 miles, and had to reset it a lot, maybe a couple of times a day, if not more.
I found out by looking on the INTERNET and YouTube that you can retrain your system.
You turn the key on and hit your emergency button a set number of times, mine was 6, it will honk, and the screen will give you a prompt to go to your front left tire.
You let air out until it honks again, and it will direct you to the front right tire.
Do all the tires as directed, and it will then tell you that your system has been retrained, etc, fill tires back to sticker PSI on door jam....done.
It fixed my issue
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