13586335 TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor for Cadillac GMC Buick Chevy Silverado, Tahoe, Impala, Suburban - Fits 2007-2014 Vehicles, 315MHz GM Replacement Sensor Review

I bought AC Delco 13598771 replacement tire pressure sensors for a set of new tires on a 2010 Chevrolet Tahoe. The tire dealer said his programmer doesn't recognize my new sensors. I tried this method on YouTube where they ran a car conversion program and deflated the tire. This didn't work either. I bought an OTUAYAUTO EL-50448 for $10 and it worked. Reset all 4 tires in about 30 seconds. You must have the right tool for the job. This is the correct tool for 2010 Tahoe and AC Delco 13598771.

I like the actual operation which indicates the bus has been programmed and moves on to the next with a beep each time. However, since there were no instructions and no assistive indicators other than a low battery indicator, I had no idea the battery or tool was ready until I used it. I was expecting to see some sort of light or buzz or some indication that the tool was ready to go with a good battery e.g. B. when you turn on the Lite or something. Now that I've used it, I love it. I'll just…

Grab a 9 volt battery, pop it in your hand tool and get going! This is a user-friendly and effective way to reset the TPMS settings for each wheel assembly's position after changing tires. If you don't reset the TPMS or your tire dealer forgets to reset the TPMS, you will get a DIC reading showing the tire pressure for each tire in the wrong location on your vehicle. The hardest part of resetting is getting (easily) into your car's "Reset" area on the DIC. Follow the manual, use the tool and…

Ok this is my second attempt to use this type of device. The first (another brand) and I changed batteries several times and tried four hours in this beautiful hot and muggy Florida weather. I ordered this exact one and received it today and it took me less than two minutes to get to the garage and relearn the TPMS system. Install the electronic parking brake.2. With no brakes, hold the start button for about five seconds until the DIC displays all the options. Go to the option showing tire…

This product has all the hallmarks of a Chinese counterfeit. However, it works (mostly or entirely with some manual work). The green LED for the transmission indicator (TX) barely worked out of the box, as others have reported. It's not necessary to fix the problem, but it's nice to have a visual indication that the device is working, rather than just relying on feedback from a reprogrammed car. If you have basic electronics repair skills and a soldering iron, you can get it up and running…