TPM50 For Toyota Lexus Scion TPMS Loop Reset, works with most toyota up to 2009 ,doesn't work with camry, Land Cruiser models.

Attention:

This tool is just used for TPMS LOOP MODE ; Not for TPMS Relearn or TPMS Sensor Programming (you need extra TPMS Relearn tool or programming tool) . Note: The TPM50 tool is to be used along with a properly formatted TPMS scan tool!

Systems of a Toyota/Lexus Scion TPMS system to become locked in loop mode:

If your TPMS tool gives you the error message of: "cannot WRITE the ID 's to the control module" while performing a TPMS relearn on a Toyota/Lexus/Scion, the vehicle's TPMS system is stuck in a "loop mode".

What causes a Toyota/Lexus/Scion TPMS system to go into “loop mode?”

– If the TPMS reset switch is pressed (in those cars equipped with it) AFTER a TPMS sensor replacement and BEFORE the new sensor(S) are programmed to the Control Module by a TPMS scan tool, the vehicle can become stuck in a loop. The vehicle is searching for older TPMS IDs that are no longer there. – Driving the vehicle with the TPMS warning symbol on for an extended period of time.

The difference between OBDResource TPM50 TPMS Loop Reset Tool and another one

May be cann't hold WRTRS50's button when plug in this obdii port ,because the button on the surface, may be covered For TPM50, this would never happen.

Background

Toyota vehicles prior to 2009 are equipped with a Tire Pressure Warning Reset Switch can be used for initialization . When the button is pushed and held for more than 3 seconds, the vehicles receivers are open and looking for the currently stored TPM IDS.

What if there is a missing or broken sensor? What if there are new sensors on the vehicles that haven’t yet been programmed?

This will cause these vehicles to become stuck in a loop, searching for TPM IDS that are no longer there. OBDRESOURCE has developed the Toyota Loop Reset Tool to handle this issue.

How to tell the vehicle is in the “loop”?

When a Toyota vehicle is stuck in the “loop” the technician will not be able to write IDS using the OBD COMMS, and the tool will error out. To verify it is a result of theloop conditionthe technician can selectthe READ IDS option, which will connect and read out the IDS. IF THIS IS SUCCESSFUL,THE VEHICLE IS IN THE “LOOP”.

How to use the TPM50 Reset Tool

1. Insert the TPM50 tool into the DLC3 (OBD port) on the vehicle. 2. Once connected, turn the ignition to the key ON/Engine Off position. 3. Press and hold the button on the TPM50 tool for at least 30 seconds. 4. Remove the TPM50 tool, and resume the TPMS relearn using your TPMS scan tool.

Packing List:

1pc * OBDResource TPM50 For Toyota Lexus Scion TPMS Loop Reset 1pc * English User Manual 

OBD-II Compliant

Please look under the hood and try to locate a label that explicitly states that the vehicle was designed to comply with OBD-II legislation. In this case, OBD-II is used as a general term and can mean any of the following: OBD II (California ARB) EOBD (European OBD) JOBD (Japanese OBD)