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TPMS Calibration
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Make sure the tire pressure is properly adjusted to the specified tire pressure listed on the doorjamb label before doing the TPMS calibration.
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The calibration begins when the TPMS switch is pressed. The calibration is completed after driving in an ideal driving condition 28 to 65 mph (45 to 105 km/h), driving steadily without much acceleration or deceleration) for about 18 minutes. Full functionality of the system cannot be performed properly if the calibration is not completed. | |
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Do the TPMS calibration after doing the following items. |
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Adjusting the tire pressure. | |
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Updating the VSA modulator-control unit. | |
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Replacing the VSA modulator-control unit. | | |
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Calibration check method.
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Check if calibration is completed by doing the following items. |
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Stop the vehicle and shift into neutral (M/T) or P or N (CVT) position/mode. | |
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Turn the vehicle to the OFF (LOCK) mode. | |
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Turn the vehicle to the ON mode and wait to see the low pressure indicator come on for 2 seconds and then off. | |
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Do not drive the vehicle and wait for 45 seconds as is. | |
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If the calibration is completed, the indicator does not come on. If the calibration is not yet completed, then the indicator comes on for 2 seconds and then goes off. | | |
The calibration check process gets interrupted if the vehicle moves. Do the troubleshooting if the indicator does not go off after 2 seconds, keeps blinking or stays on when the vehicle is in the ON mode. |
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TPMS - Calibrate (Without TPMS Switch) |
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TPMS - Calibrate (With TPMS Switch) |
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