03-12-2022, 08:42 PM | #1 |
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TPMS woes....
I just swapped my regular all-season wheels/tires back onto the car (removed winter tires). I can't get the darn iDrive TMPS readout to display Pressure and Temperature values - The units of measure (PSI and Deg F) are there but no values for any of the 4 wheels.
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The set I just installed show 4 'green' (I.e. properly inflated tires), on iDrive display but no press/temp values…..so the sensors must be communicating with the car's brain.. |
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Even though I am in the tire business and do a decent amount of TPMS work, I am not always 100% sure what causes them to register and when. In general, they have pretty aggressive battery management to make them last so they are not always broadcasting.
It has nothing to do with battery life, however. And typical of BMW (and Mercedes) they seem to be a little "extra" with customers reporting that when I put new tires on the car, not moving the wheel to a different corner, that it can take 5-20 miles for them to "reset". No other car does this, some will show the light and it clears by the end of the street. Specific to the battery issue, on my own X3, I put brand new wheels and tires with brand new sensors and it did the same thing the OP reported. I did the reset thing and it took a few miles for it to read them at all, but even after it did, it did not show numbers until a day later. DaveW |
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03-17-2022, 02:44 PM | #8 |
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I believe (can check later) there is a TPMS reset function in idrive - do that. I had to do that after a rotation so that the sensors and receivers match up correctly.
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03-17-2022, 03:13 PM | #9 |
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Been there, done that …..a couple of times. iDrive shows all 4 tires in GREEN….but no press/temp data
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03-17-2022, 03:25 PM | #10 |
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03-17-2022, 03:28 PM | #11 |
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Yes, BimmerCode verified it's set to display press/temp….the units of measure are there on the iDrive screen, just missing the actual data
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my friend has Nissan his car ... while doing air fill... his car make horn sound once its correct pressure for each tire ... do we have such option in this car... my car info... My car USA made.. Canadian version Code / Type F25 / WX93 Chassis Sports Activity Vehicle (5 Doors) Market USA (left Steering) Engine N20 (2.00 l / 180 kW) Drivetrain All Wheel-Drive Thanks |
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Engine is susceptible to self destruct with known timing chain system failure.[/QUOTE]
my car driven 115k Kms only... maintained properly...with oil changes .. so far so good.. in 100k miles problems will start...? |
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Chains have been reported to fail at all different mileages, including much lower than yours. |
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