Istanbul Tire Pressure Sensor Failure
Tire Pressure Sensor is a warning device that is widely used in vehicles after 2006, showing the conditions of the Vehicle Tire, such as pressure, malfunction, to the driver through the Electronic control unit, thus preventing the vehicle's performance from deteriorating or negative situations such as an accident.
Tire pressure sensors, which are found in most of the new generation cars, started to be widely used in cars after 2006.
The service life of the tire pressure sensor in the vehicle is 5-6 years.
When the tire pressure sensor expires or the sensor fails, the fault light in the vehicle will turn on.
In this case, it must be replaced with a new one since its repair is not possible.
Advantages of the tire pressure sensor and TPMS system:
- It can prevent accidents.
- It improves the performance of your vehicle.
- It saves fuel.
- It gives low or high pressure warning.
- It also warns the driver in case of a leak.
Tire pressure sensor repair is not possible. In case of failure, it is replaced with a new one.
Before making this change, the ID of the new sensor must be encoded in the on-board computer.
Or, the sensor ID in the vehicle's ecu needs to be programmed as a new sensor.
If you do not follow these steps, your vehicle failure will not disappear and you will not be able to use the system effectively.
In case of tire pressure sensor malfunction, replacement, coding, programming, you can use the garage markets with TPMS points.
Tire pressure sensor programming, tire pressure sensor introduction, modification and tire pressure coding are carried out in our branch in Istanbul İkitelli Organized Industrial Zone or in our Nitro Mekatronik Garage in Maslak.
Nitro Mekatronik Automotive Test Equipment and Diagnostic Devices offers you professional service with its friendly and expert staff in its garages.
If you say that you want to get information about the tire pressure sensor or a different subject;
You can reach us at 0850 755 02 30, you can get information on the Nitro Mekatronik Forum Page.