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How to Pair a Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor?

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DelChristian
09/06/25 6:06am

The pairing method for the tire pressure monitor is: 1. Press and hold the setting button to enter the pairing interface, continuously deflate the left front tire, and when numbers appear for the left front tire, briefly press the setting button to save; 2. Press the toggle button to deflate the right front tire, and when numbers appear, press the setting button to save; 3. Continue pressing the toggle button, performing the deflation process in sequence until the last one, which is the left rear tire; 4. When numbers appear for the left rear tire, press and hold the setting button to complete the pairing. The tire pressure monitoring sensor utilizes the existing sensing function of the ABS to compare the rotation counts of the tires. A tire with insufficient pressure will have a shorter circumference, and if one of the four tires has insufficient pressure, its rotation count will differ from the others during driving.

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