Check TPMS System after de-pax

xbangu · 2012-01-01

hello- I just de-pax my 06 a few day ago with 2012 Acura TL wheels & tires + the correct TPMS for '06 odyssey (new* made by dorman). Once install my first ride on it only the left side working and after 10-15min I got "Check TPMS System". Turn off the engine and restart, now all left side and only RR work and again, after 5min "Check TPMS System" RF just read --. And I am stuck there, is there a way to set my Ody in re-learn mode or I have to take it to the dealer to re-learn/re-program? thanks,

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imranzx

· #2 · Feb 21, 2012

Hey, did you get this resolved? any clues?

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Hawkinomics

· #3 · Feb 21, 2012

There is no reprogramming on the touring. It should pick up the new signal automatically.

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EE4Life

· #4 · Feb 21, 2012

Hawkinomics said:
There is no reprogramming on the touring. It should pick up the new signal automatically.

This applies only for the TPMS sensor IDs already programmed into the PCM. The Ody Touring is able to automatically sense that the wheel/tire assys have moved positions.

It sounds like xbangu replaced all of the TPMS sensors with new ones, so the PCM needs to be programmed by the dealer with the new sensor IDs for the system to work properly.

2008 Odyssey Touring non-PAX
Silver Pearl Metallic w/ Black Interior
Mobil 1 5W-20 with Honda Oil Filter 15400-PLM-A01 or 15400-PLM-A02
Shell (or other Top-Tier Gas)
Honda Care 6yr/120K from Bernardi Honda
WeatherTech FloorLiner (1st, 2nd, 3rd Row)
WeatherTech Cargo Liner (Coverage Area: Behind 2nd Seat)

TSBs applied: 07-045 (Brake Pedal Is Low and Feels Soft), 08-080 (Wind Noise or Rattle From Front Doors), 09-053 (Product Update: Lock-Up Clutch Judders Between 20–45 MPH / PCM Update for Lock-Up Clutch Function), 10-024 (No XM Sound, But XM Station Information Is Displayed)

Safety Recalls applied: 10-017 (Air In VSA Modulator-Control Unit Causes Low/Soft Brake Pedal)

Warranty Repairs: Torque converter replaced at 38,349 miles, Water passage replaced at 38,349 miles, HOSE A, WATER, HOSE C, WATER, and RUBBER, THERMOSTAT MOUNTING replaced at 39,673 miles. Second software update (unreleased and released) applied to PCM

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EE4Life

· #5 · Feb 22, 2012

EE4Life said:
This applies only for the TPMS sensor IDs already programmed into the PCM. The Ody Touring is able to automatically sense that the wheel/tire assys have moved positions.

It sounds like xbangu replaced all of the TPMS sensors with new ones, so the PCM needs to be programmed by the dealer with the new sensor IDs for the system to work properly.

Correction:
Per the service manual, the new sensor ID can be memorized automatically on the Touring model just by driving the vehicle. You can also use the HDS to have the TPMS module memorize the new sensor ID.
You can check for proper operation of the sensor by quickly lowering the tire pressure and making sure the TPMS light comes on and the system shows the proper tire has low tire pressure on the MID. This procedure is specified in the PDI TSBs.

2008 Odyssey Touring non-PAX
Silver Pearl Metallic w/ Black Interior
Mobil 1 5W-20 with Honda Oil Filter 15400-PLM-A01 or 15400-PLM-A02
Shell (or other Top-Tier Gas)
Honda Care 6yr/120K from Bernardi Honda
WeatherTech FloorLiner (1st, 2nd, 3rd Row)
WeatherTech Cargo Liner (Coverage Area: Behind 2nd Seat)

TSBs applied: 07-045 (Brake Pedal Is Low and Feels Soft), 08-080 (Wind Noise or Rattle From Front Doors), 09-053 (Product Update: Lock-Up Clutch Judders Between 20–45 MPH / PCM Update for Lock-Up Clutch Function), 10-024 (No XM Sound, But XM Station Information Is Displayed)

Safety Recalls applied: 10-017 (Air In VSA Modulator-Control Unit Causes Low/Soft Brake Pedal)

Warranty Repairs: Torque converter replaced at 38,349 miles, Water passage replaced at 38,349 miles, HOSE A, WATER, HOSE C, WATER, and RUBBER, THERMOSTAT MOUNTING replaced at 39,673 miles. Second software update (unreleased and released) applied to PCM

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