• Wide Vehicle Coverage: TPMS relearn tool works on most cars, such as for Ford, for Buick, for Mercury equipped TPMS tire pressure monitoring system can be reset
• Easy to use, the Super EL-50448 TPMS Activation Tool is simple and fast to operate, activating individual TPMS sensors with just the push of a button
• 2-in-1 TPMS Tool, Super EL50448 Can be used as EL-50448 Universal Series and EL-50449 Ford Series TPMS19 Tire Sensor Reset Tool
• How to use: Make sure the vehicle is in relearn mode and follow maintenance procedures. Hold the tool against the sidewall of the tire, close to the valve stem. Hold the tool against the sidewall of the tire while pressing the button

Specification:

• Voltage: 12-24V
• Working temperature: 56℃
• Power supply: one 9V battery (not included)
• Applicable models:
• 2006-2010 Suitable for Saab, for Pontiac, for Hummer, for Saturn
• 2007-2014 for Ford F-150, Edge; 2008-2015 F-250 F-350 F-450 F-550 super truck
• 2006-2015 for Mustang; 2006-2015 Ezhi; for Explorer
• 2008-2015 for Expedition, for Flex, for Taurus, E-150 E-250 E-350 E-450 Econoline van, for Fiesta, for Focus, for Fusion, for Lincoln MKZ, for MKS, Navigator
• 2008-2011 for Ford Crown Victoria, for Lincoln Town Car
• 2011-2015 for Ford Transit Connect
• 2006-2011 for Ford Ranger; for Mercury Mariner, for Grand Marquis, for Milan
• 2007-2015 for Lincoln MKX, MKT; 2007-2008 for Lincoln Mark LT
• 2006-2010 for Mercury Mountaineers, for Monterey
• (Comes with 315/433 MHz, won't work if you buy an aftermarket sensor with wrong frequency)

Note:

• 1. When using the GM Ford TPMs relearning tool, please make sure the antenna is in the correct position.
• 2. The 9V battery should be in good condition.

When is this tire relearning tool needed?

• 1. A new TPMS sensor is installed and deflating or adding air to the tire will not make the system recognize the new sensor.
• 2. When changing tires, there is no quick and easy way for the ECU to relearn new tire information.
• 3. When the tire pressure indicator light comes on, after maintenance, the tire pressure needs to be reset to turn off the TPMS indicator light.
• 4. Tire pressure is too low or leaking/replace or install tire pressure monitoring equipment/replace tires, sensor damage, etc. After these issues are resolved, the TPMS needs to be reset.
• 5. Replace winter tires or summer tires.

How do I put my car into TPMS relearn mode?

For GM series vehicles:

• 1. Put the gear in P position.
• 2. Use the cruise function to select TPMS relearn mode in the dashboard settings.
• 3. The horn will sound once and the TPMS indicator light flashes, indicating that the learning mode has been successfully entered. If equipped with this system, the left front (LF) tire will be displayed in the message center.

For Ford series vehicles:

• 1. Shift into P position.
• 2. Turn the ignition switch to the off position and depress and release the brake pedal.
• 3. Turn the ignition switch from the OFF position to the RUN position 3 times and end in the RUN position.
• 4. Depress and release the brake pedal.
• 5. Turn the ignition switch to the off position.
• 6. Turn the ignition switch from the OFF position to the RUN position 3 times and end in the RUN position.
• 7. The horn sounds once and the TPMS indicator light flashes, indicating that the learning mode has been successfully entered. If equipped, the information center will display the front left (LF) tire.

TPMS relearning tool uses:

• 1. A 9V battery is required to work (the battery is not included in the package and needs to be purchased by the user)
• 2. Set the vehicle to the tire pressure monitoring system learning mode (the vehicle whistles twice)
• 3. Starting with the left front tire, point the antenna of the special tool for tire pressure monitoring up toward the sidewall of the tire near the bottom of the valve stem to activate the antenna. Press and release the button and wait for the speaker to chirp. Once the speaker chirps, the sensor information will be read and the turn signal read at the next location will light up
• 4. Rest the left front, right front, right rear and left rear of the tire pressure monitoring system one by one in this order.
• 5. After all sensors are reset. The car rang twice and TPM reacquisition was completed.