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TPMS sensors loose signal right front wheel 2020 3500 HD DRW

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Andrew Best

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My right front TPMS sensor looses signal resulting in a service tire pressure monitor message as well as the TPMS warning light coming on. My dealer has changed the right front sensor but the issue persists. The truck has gone over a thousand miles without this happening or it can happen after a few miles. It can stay on for over an hour. Looking for suggestions.

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Revspan Enthusiast

Revspan

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Same thing happened to me yesterday on a long trip.  

had the front left go first...then came back on, then front left and right rear went out.  Came back on in a few miles...  

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I'd take it back.

 

First attempt was a different sensor. 

Second attempt might be the receiving module on the truck. 

 

 

 

  • 6 months later...
KuiMonster Enthusiast

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I had this happen twice this year. Think a rear one and then today the front left did it. It goes away after a few miles. 

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Truston Gunter Enthusiast

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Any update or solution to this? I know its not the sensor, I've had the sensor changed while truck was under warranty but still same issue persists. Always same location, passenger front, also does it after tires are rotated so I know its not the sensor it's self. 

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On 2/26/2024 at 8:06 PM, Gordon Lucas said:

Find the TPMS reset button, usually under the steering wheel, and hold it down until the light flashes three times. Start the car and let it run for 20 minutes to give the sensor time to reset.

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Is this the same as the "re-learn" procedure? If so, this gets done at every rotation and the same issue exists. Furthermore, it happens to be intermitted. Currently all sensors read fine, then the error will happen again for a day or 2 then go away??

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Truston Gunter

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I don't believe my truck has this reset button under the steering wheel. Any additional info would be greatly appreciated. 

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