How does the pressure sensor on the spare work?
Do you have to register it, if you put it on?
I have video of one of my cow dogs trying to herd a tiny fawn she found hiding in tall grass.Twins !!
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Yeah…Keep doing chit like that and you'll still be working when you're 71!![]()
Toyota has the ability to program 8 sensors, but it can only read 4 at any one time.I guess the truck doesn’t see the spare.
Computer only monitors 4 tires.
So when the spare gets rotated to the ground, it has to be scanned or activated or stimulated or whatever.
I didn’t pursue it beyond them clearing the alarms on the dash and seeing all four pressures displaying normally.
Toyota has the ability to program 8 sensors, but it can only read 4 at any one time.
My '08 Tacoma did have a sensor in the spare, but nothing since 2010 has... but of course the spares are space-savers and set to 60psi.
Newer Toyotas (starting around 2020) are self-programming... when you rotate the tires, or replace a sensor (with the correct part number), you hit Reset on the display and after about 10-15 miles it will automatically recognize the sensors and what corner they are installed on.
She was chilling at 7:30 last night. Up eating grass at 9:30. Licking babies at 6:00 am. (first I saw. forgot to check when I got up). Cruising at 6:45. I suspect it took a good part of the night.I wonder if deer Mom's linger long in the birthing zone.