spedy7
Well-Known Member
Might go to Rock Auto for a set for my other wheels, $25 a sensor is cheap!
For programming sensors to the car a relearn process has to be done, "tire training" as Ford calls it. Start off with the ignition on engine off, hit the brake once, cycle the ignition 3 times, hit the brake again, cycle the ignition 3 times, horn should honk. You'll need a tool like this to trigger each sensor LF, RF, RR, LR. It'll have to be done anytime you swap wheel sets since no more than 4 sensors are stored.
For programming sensors to the car a relearn process has to be done, "tire training" as Ford calls it. Start off with the ignition on engine off, hit the brake once, cycle the ignition 3 times, hit the brake again, cycle the ignition 3 times, horn should honk. You'll need a tool like this to trigger each sensor LF, RF, RR, LR. It'll have to be done anytime you swap wheel sets since no more than 4 sensors are stored.
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