TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor Relearn Reset Programmer for GMC Hummer 6.6L

Requires:
1. 9V battery,
2. pre-coded tire sensor.
3. Check current tire pressure

Applicable Models

Factory Tested Models：

2006-2020 For almost all Series vehicles: Buick, Cadillac, Chevy, GMC, Opel, etc.,

2010: Acadia, Enclave. OUTLOOK, Traverse (VIN R/V), Allure, LaCrosse (VIN G), Antara.Captiva, Terrain, Winstorm, Avalanche. Escalade, etc.,

2011: Acadia, Enclave, Traverse (VIN R/V), Alpheon, Antara. Captiva, Astra, Avalanche. Escalade, Suburban, Tahoe, Yukon (VIN C/K), Aveo, Barina (VIN S/T), etc.,

2012: Acadia, Enclave. Traverse (VIN R/V), Alpheon (2706), Ampera,

Volt (VIN R) (Europe), Antara, Captiva, Astra-J (2857), Avalanche, Escalade, etc.,

2013: Acadia, Enclave, Traverse (VIN R/V) (3206), Alpheon (3094), Ampera, Volt (VIN R) (Europe) (3211), Antara, Captiva (5376555),Insignia (3098), etc.,

Customer Tested Models：

2006-2013: Corvette, Nissan Frontier, Cadillac Escalade , GMC Acadia, GMC Yukon Denali, etc.,

2014-2015: Acadia, Buick Enclave, Buick Encore, Buick Lacrosse, Cadillac ATS, Cadillac CTS , etc.,

2016-2018: Acadia, Buick, Buick cascada, Cadillac XTS, Chevrolet Express 3500, Chevrolet SS Sedan, etc.

When you need this tire relearn tool?

1. New TPMS sensors installed, letting air out or adding air in to the tire couldn’t make the system recognize new sensors.

2. Do tire rotation, didn’t have a quick and easy way to let ECU relearn new tire information.

3. When tire pressure indicator light ON, after the maintenance performed, the tire pressure needs to be reset to turn off the TPMS light.

4. Low tire pressure or leakage /replacement or installation of tire pressure monitoring equipment / tire replacement, sensor damage, etc. After those problems solved, TPMS needs to be reset.

5. Exchanging the winter tires or Summer tires.

How to enter to car TPMS learning mode?

1. Turn on the ignition, make the gear in P position.

2. Use cruise function, choose TPMS leaning mode in the dashboard settings.

3. The car horn will beep twice and the TPMS indicator flashes, then the learning mode has been successfully entered.

How to use the EL-50448 TPMS relearn tool?

1. Set the car in TPMS learning mode. (car horns twice)

2. Starting relearn process from left front tire, point antenna on correct position. Press & hold power button. Once the speaker chirped, move to the next tire.

3. Follow this order to rest TPMS sensors: Front left, front right, rear right, rear left.

4. After all sensors reseted, the car horns twice means TPMS re-learn finished.

TIPS:

9V battery should be in good condition, NEW & fully charged.
Please make sure antenna fit in CORRECT position.
Do tire reset outside instead of in the garage.
Position of tires is also important, Front tires have to be straight.
Sensors should be original OEM sensors which well programmed.

Package included:

1x Tool

1x User manual

FAQ:

Q: Why I press the button, the tool and our tire does not do any response?

A: This tool requires followings:
a. Brand new programmed tire sensor. (Do not use old or last year tire or tire sensors. Some brand new or OEM tire sensor are blank, it requires programe first. Old tire or old tire sensors, the battery capacity at very low power or 0%.)
b. Brand new 9V battery.
c. Enter car tpms relearn mode first.
d. Your car model and year in this tool supports car list.

Read user manual and following steps operation and location.

Check the led indicates status,when you press button. If the led light flash, it means this tool work in good condition and send signal to tire. If your tire does not response, consider above requires things. Which one tire does not response, which tire needs replace. If the led light does not lights up, replace brand new battery.

Q: We used your tool and followed the instructions and video correctly, yet the TPMS warning light remains on.

A: Please first check the current tire pressure using a tire pressure gauge to ensure all tires are inflated within the manufacturer-specified pressure range. Then drive the vehicle for a period of time and observe whether the light turns off. Note that the TPMS warning light may also illuminate if tire pressure exceeds the specified maximum value indicated on the tire sidewall.