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knwatkins Member Since: 11 Sep 2020 Location: Poole, Dorset Posts: 768 |
I appreciate your wheels don't have the sensors, but is your vehicle fitted with TPMS? Does it have the antennae in each wheel arch, behind the liner? Kev
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18th Feb 2022 3:27pm |
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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35329 |
...also it would help if your car profile was filled in... ... - .- -.
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18th Feb 2022 3:38pm |
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jackcramerr Member Since: 13 Oct 2019 Location: London Posts: 220 |
Thanks guys.
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18th Feb 2022 4:02pm |
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knwatkins Member Since: 11 Sep 2020 Location: Poole, Dorset Posts: 768 |
You just need to install the sensors into the wheels. No need to reprogram anything as far as I know. Kev
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18th Feb 2022 4:05pm |
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AnotherMutley Member Since: 16 Jan 2017 Location: Kent Posts: 400 |
From my foggy memory of doing this, there's 2 different frequencies and I learned the hard way and bought 4 of the wrong ones and seem to remember using my friends Autel to turn them on. |
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18th Feb 2022 4:11pm |
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jackcramerr Member Since: 13 Oct 2019 Location: London Posts: 220 |
The ones this P400e takes is LR070840. It's 433Mhz after a Google search.
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18th Feb 2022 8:14pm |
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CS Member Since: 14 Apr 2015 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 1382 |
When I bought a set of wheels with TPMS from Duckworths I wondered about this. It turned out that they automatically set themselves when put on the car. I change wheels summer and winter and no problems. So assuming you get the right TPMS sensors it may well just work. My fallback was to ask the dealers to do it, but not needed. Only Range Rovers since 1988 |
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18th Feb 2022 8:48pm |
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mlambton Member Since: 30 Sep 2021 Location: Devon Posts: 67 |
I have a MY2015 with TPMS 433Mhz I put a set of winter wheels from a 2018 with TPMS and the car automatically picked up the new wheels and started monitoring as normal 2015 Range Rover L405 SDV8 AB Corris grey
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22nd Feb 2022 5:20pm |
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Kot Member Since: 10 Mar 2021 Location: broadland Posts: 1216 |
When I had a flat the TPMS found the spare immediately and while I drove the car without a spare,
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23rd Feb 2022 10:34am |
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jackcramerr Member Since: 13 Oct 2019 Location: London Posts: 220 |
Took old wheels with sensors and new sensors along with the new wheels to a garage. They said the sensors will need programmed and requires specialist Range Rover tool. They said the specific tool has some ethernet cable connection. |
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1st Mar 2022 10:57am |
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johnf Member Since: 16 Nov 2012 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 84 |
Not sure about programming but the sensors are often shipped in a "sleep mode" and need to be activated by someone. See here https://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic58856.html?highlight=tpms for further details. In my case I went to Landrover who activated them for me. |
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1st Mar 2022 11:21am |
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stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35329 |
a quick research shows that an activation tool is required if you fit new sensors...what i can make out is that its a handheld device that you point at each sensor [in wheel] and wake up the sensor..
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1st Mar 2022 11:38am |
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mlambton Member Since: 30 Sep 2021 Location: Devon Posts: 67 |
I have just had some new OE sensors fitted by a local garage that refurbs wheels (apparently the originals broke apart when he tried to remove them). However having fitted the wheels back onto the car it appears that there is no recognition of the actual tyre pressures. I guess I will also have to get the Dealer to reset the monitoring too. I will report back when they have had a look. 2015 Range Rover L405 SDV8 AB Corris grey
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10th Mar 2022 5:16pm |
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