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Select your vehicle to find compatible tyre pressure sensors and follow the correct Ford TPMS relearn procedure. This guide includes both the standard ignition manual relearn and the push-button start manual relearn procedure.
Use the selector below to help customers choose the correct Ford TPMS sensor and relearn method.
Ford commonly uses either a standard ignition relearn process or a push-button start relearn process depending on the vehicle.
The ignition and brake pedal steps must be completed correctly and within the required sequence for training mode to activate.
A TPMS activation tool is required to trigger each wheel sensor during the relearn process.
This page covers common Ford TPMS applications and current Ford Australia model lines.
Use this method on Ford vehicles with a standard ignition key sequence.
Use this method on Ford vehicles with push-button start.
These extra checks can help if the Ford TPMS relearn does not complete properly.
On larger vehicles, lowering the driver’s side window may help complete the process successfully.
Ford Expedition vehicles may require the start button to be pressed twice without pressing the brake to enter RUN mode during relearn.
If 2x-to-RUN is required, adjust the push-button sequence as noted in the procedure above.
Make sure the activation tool is positioned properly at each wheel and that each horn chirp is heard before moving on.
These checks can improve the success rate of the Ford TPMS relearn process.
Always inflate all tyres correctly before starting the relearn sequence.
The ignition and brake steps must be completed in the correct order and fast enough to enter training mode.
The horn chirp confirms the vehicle has entered training mode and each sensor has been recognised.
Always train the tyres in the correct sequence: left front, right front, right rear, then left rear.
If you need help choosing the correct Ford TPMS sensors or troubleshooting the relearn procedure, contact MyTPMS for expert support and compatibility advice.
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