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November 20, 2025

20 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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Short YouTube how-to by Mike Melton demonstrating re-registration of tire pressure sensors after replacement. He describes the practical steps: after replacing sensors you may need to let the vehicle sit (example: Jeep ~20 minutes; some Dodge Rams ~30–35 minutes) and then drive above ~20 miles per hour for the sensors/pressures to show on the display.

Questions this video answers

Drive the vehicle over about 20 miles per hour.

About 20 minutes.

About 30–35 minutes.

Chapters

This is a Jeep wrangler. So after you replace all four sensors now, you see none of the pressures are coming up. So what you got to do, you got to drive this vehicle up to 20 miles over 20 miles an hour, and those pressures will start showing up again. Now sometimes you got to sit there and let that jeep sit for 20 minutes just sitting there. That way it registers the sensors and then you're going to go drive that vehicle like we're doing now. So as we drive the vehicle, we're going to see those, those pressures start to come back up. So now you can see all the pressures are showing up. Now, some of these Dodge Rams and stuff like that, once you replace the sensors, you have to let that vehicle sit for about 30, 35 minutes. Then you drive that vehicle and then they'll start to pop back up. So just like this one, we let it sit for 20 minutes. We drove the vehicle over 20 miles an hour. Now they're all showing up.