TPMS Issues Continue

[SSSN8KE]

Hello
An update on my TPMS Issue. I just replaced the tires last Thursday so I installed new TPMS Sensors on both rear rims. Sure enough after driving about 35klm’s on my way home I got the same error code on the dash.

I can park the car overnight, come out in the morning and start it and everything is fine, I check the TPMS tire pressures on the dash and all is good, each tire registers a pressure.There is no warning on the dash. So off I go for a ride and after driving about 35klm’s the error message appears and there is no tire pressure reading on the rear tires LR XXXX, RR XXXX. If I shut the car off for a short time 30 minutes or so and start it up the message is still on the dash. If I park it overnight and start it the next day all is good. Until I drive about 35klm’s then the error message appears. Maybe a bad/faulty RCDLR or a BCM Unit?

Anybody have this problem before? Thanks
Stu.

 

[AxeZ06]

Hello
An update on my TPMS Issue. I just replaced the tires last Thursday so I installed new TPMS Sensors on both rear rims. Sure enough after driving about 35klm’s on my way home I got the same error code on the dash.

I can park the car overnight, come out in the morning and start it and everything is fine, I check the TPMS tire pressures on the dash and all is good, each tire registers a pressure.There is no warning on the dash. So off I go for a ride and after driving about 35klm’s the error message appears and there is no tire pressure reading on the rear tires LR XXXX, RR XXXX. If I shut the car off for a short time 30 minutes or so and start it up the message is still on the dash. If I park it overnight and start it the next day all is good. Until I drive about 35klm’s then the error message appears. Maybe a bad/faulty RCDLR or a BCM Unit?

Anybody have this problem before? Thanks
Stu.

Even though the new sensors are "new", are you sure they're not "old"?
You're listing symptoms of failing (sensor)batteries.

 

[DL-Hamilton]

Have you tried disconnecting your battery?
I did this to fix a problem I had with the seat and side mirror memory option.

To reset your car's computer (ECU/ECM) by disconnecting the battery:

1. Turn off the ignition and remove the key.
2. Disconnect the negative (black) terminal first, using a wrench.
3. Wait 15-30 minutes to drain residual power from the system's capacitors.
4. Reconnect the positive terminal, then the negative.

This process clears short-term memory, minor electronic glitches.