WTB TPMS Programmer

[Iceman2733]

Looking to either buy or just see if a member would let me shot them $15 to borrow one for one day to program my wheels. Either or plz shoot me a PM

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[khaosryder]

Have you tried your dealer? I bought one of those OEM one green button programmer for like 30$ (CAD) from Ford when I had my F150. Worked on a few other cars can't imagine it wouldn't work with Mustangs.

 

[Iceman2733]

Have you tried your dealer? I bought one of those OEM one green button programmer for like 30$ (CAD) from Ford when I had my F150. Worked on a few other cars can't imagine it wouldn't work with Mustangs.

I had called around today they didn't seem like they sell only want to program it but I get a price very from $45-90 which is silly

 

[SHFTN6]

I bought mine from eBay.

 

[jrsexpress]

Where do I got the steps to program the tpm I got the programmer in eBay but need to know how to program it is the a instruction for mustang and maybe other units where do I go

 

[SHFTN6]

Where do I got the steps to program the tpm I got the programmer in eBay but need to know how to program it is the a instruction for mustang and maybe other units where do I go

Here is video

 

[khaosryder]

Amazon sells them as well in the US.

http://www.amazon.com/Motorcraft-TPMS19-Remote-Pressure-Sensor/dp/B001FKSNUI

 

[khaosryder]

I had called around today they didn't seem like they sell only want to program it but I get a price very from $45-90 which is silly

Some dealers don't want to sell them so they can overcharge you for the programming service I guess. Good dealers sell them thought and I've found it's the cheapest place to get them. Amazon is close second.

Also don't confuse that reset tool and an actual TPMS programmer, which is worth hundreds of dollars and only requires if you bought blank universal valves (bad idea).

 

[Arsenalslr95]

$34.29 shipped

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorcraft-...tor-/400680130324?hash=item5d4a659714&vxp=mtr

 

['Merica]

I ordered mine from Amazon today and should have it by Thursday. If you're anywhere near Columbia SC, you're more than welcome to use it for free. Or maybe for a beer.:cheers:

 

[Zemedici]

^^very nice of you! ^^

OP, call around. Hell if you came to my ford dealer I'd have a tech program the TPMS and wouldn't charge you, it doesn't take 5 minutes....

 

['Merica]

^^very nice of you! ^^

OP, call around. Hell if you came to my ford dealer I'd have a tech program the TPMS and wouldn't charge you, it doesn't take 5 minutes....

I was quoted $135 and $200 to reprogram, so I know how the OP feels. It is small things like this that quickly weed out the dealerships that will never touch my car. One dealership told me that they would have to remount and balance everything and then reprogram lol. They also told me the part number to the tool didn't exist. But yeah anyone in the Columbia, SC area or even passing through, shoot me a PM and I will do them for free (or a 6 pack of non-pumpkin craft beer). :eyebulge:

I will even rent it out for cheap if someone is willing to put a deposit on it so if it doesn't make its way back, I can buy another one.

 

[Iceman2733]

Well this thread can be closed called a local dealership offered to do it for $15 I said OK brought the car in and of course they can't get the car to program. Said a module is bad they tried to do something else and now my car won't even start. I can't begin to describe my love for this car.

 

[RoadDog]

I would mount the wheels first and see if you even need them programmed...
I bought new FoMoCo TPMS (35's) for my new wheels and while the shop that mounted the tires/wheels couldn't get them to flash, they synced immediately with the car when I checked as driving away...

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