How To Reset Low Tire Pressure Light (TPMS) Tire Monitoring System

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Published 2016-12-17
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In this video I will show you everything that you will need to know about turning off the low tire pressure light.I will show you how to copy (clone) a new sensor if you break a sensor or the battery goes dead.This is a 2008 Honda CRV


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All Comments (21)
  • @Goose-gt1bd
    This is the kind of guy I want as my mechanic! Detail-oriented and honest; tough to find these days.
  • Most of the time sensors are the problem not the tires this is another brilliant way of thinking by the car manufacturer on how to squeeze more money from you and of course the mechanics loves this idea. From adding air to spending hundred of dollars. Is this what we called advance technology?
  • I can not believe that the tire shop has never mentioned these sensors. This is awesome information. Thank you so muchI
  • @garygores5962
    Truly a knowledgeable mechanic with great understanding and a gift to explaining to novices.
  • Thanks Jim, great video and very clear. Delighted to see a mechanic who still takes the car on a road test.....
  • @elmeromero1065
    I really appreciate you time teaching us new things that we can take care ourselves but not only that, we stop thinking of not worry about it.
  • @hulkstir80
    That was the most comprehensive review of tire pressure system. I’ve ever watched. You did a wonderful job of explaining in very plain English and demonstrating as you went along. Thank you so much for the experience and the knowledge of how the TPS works.
  • Hey Jim. You answered my question early on the In the video but I watched the whole thing because it was so great and informative. You have a great ability to walk through things in a a step by step way that makes it easy for people to learn. Thanks.
  • @momof2momof2
    Thank you for your help. As a widowed Mom of 2, I need this kind of free information.
  • @dckbeau3907
    Very well explained. My TPMS light came on yesterday in my 2008 Honda Element would not have thought it was that entailed. I checked the air in all four tires for the light to go off. But learning from your vid the sensor could very well be going out. Thank You!
  • @MrTony002
    Extremely thorough and informative. Still going to have to visit a tire repair shop because I don't have the tools and equipment necessary to do this job, but at least you diagnosed the problem for me. Thanks for posting. Great job.
  • Wow what a pro I had a mechanic like that and he decided to give up his wrenches and become a math teacher and a local school hated to lose him but thank you Jim amazing amazing job
  • @eugeneaxe
    Finally, a video that actually explains the important details. Good job.
  • @Elwinator3
    Great informative video. When your video went on I sensed we are of one mind in your procedures. That part where you used your tire iron to gain access to remove and reinstall was so cool!. You saved a lot of time and work.
  • Great the best explanation, I wish all mechanics were like you, unfortunately 95 % of them are bad mechanics, you are in the 5% of good ones. Wish you long live and healthy . God bless you.
  • Thank you so much for this educational video. My car has exactly the same problem and I’m so grateful for your kind sharing of knowledge.
  • Excellent description on how to solve the problem of TPMS step by step. You are really a pro. God Bless.
  • You are so amazing at explaining things thoroughly. I love to ask questions but you answered all the questions i had . Thank you for doing these vids. I wish you were in miami; you’d have a customer with me . Thanks again !