Thanks for posting.. I told the mechanic at the shop that my TIRE SENSOR MONITOR light was lit on the dash. He said its most likely a sensor that needs to be replaced... $106 part & Labor! I was able to reset it with the help of this video. Thanks again!!
Eap0323 I don’t know if you’ve figured this out by now but 08-12 Malibu’s do not allow you to self program a key fob, I looked all over the internet and even went to my Chevy dealership and they said only the dealership can do it. How ever, do not buy the key fob from them, they tried to sell me my key fob for $85 and program it for $60. I bought my key fob off of eBay for $12 and got two of them, I had them program it for the $60 though lol.
Always start with the tires inflated to the proper range, that's what I do. Fill them all to say, 35psi. Then SLOWLY let the air out, the sensors are very sensitive, they need to register a change but if you let the air out quickly, it might not catch it. I've had tires filled right out the tire shop doors at 45 so "hey I'll do the relearn by releasing air down to normal" and that hasn't worked 3 out of 3 times! Weird huh? I've done this dozens of times across multiple Chevy vehicles. Fill to 35, let air or slowly for 15-20 seconds, You'll be successful... providing the sensors aren't dead ;) then re-inflate after they're properly programmed, have an air compressor handy or be at a gas station that has air when doing this.
I think you just saved me some money on replacing my tire pressure monitor system (TPMS) on my 2011 Chevrolet HHR after two years of saving money!!! THANK YOU!!!!
@@LiviNParadisehi no one answers there questions anymore I'm hoping you can please help me I have a 2011 chevy Malibu 3.6 ltz need to change oil pan! My question is,it this a hard job I can't find my year and engine anywhere no videos nothing at all
Hi there I have 2010 H H R Tire Service comes on few times got 2 new tires front need 2 back my Car Alarm doesn't work apply the same steps that you showed in the video thanks
What you wanna do is, start by deflating or inflating the tire driver side first. When your car beeps, go to the passengers side & do the same thing. Work your way around the car clockwise. But remember to put the key on the on position and hold the lock n unlock buttons to start the program.
Thats wierd it started yesterday and today i the bak tire because wen it started thats the tire dat it didnt have the percent of the air i cheked it and i saw that it had two nails so i went to tire shop and fixed it but its still tellin me the svc tire monitor
Hello Friend. My Malibu did not detect the left front sensor LF, so I followed the steps of the video, but when something bad happens, I no longer detect any sensor, all the marks in white. Might you help me?? What I can do??
Hey quick question. What happens if the key is on the on/ off position ready to reset in the ignition. Push the unlock and lock buttons at the same time. Even though where the doors are unlocking and locking up. The horn doesn't make a sound.
Hello! I tried to follow this video, but when I did the first tire, it honks twice. I tried the second tire but it never did anything. Is that sensor just bad in the first tire? What could be happening? I did it multiple times.
my 2011 chevy malibu loses air pressure on all four tires. I tfilled them up and A week later, the warning lights came on they were low. RF 26 LF 29 Both rears 28. The car had 55,000 miles on it so I took it to get new tires. A week later the lights came on again. So I took it back and they said they put on new valve stems. About a month later, it started again. Tires are low pressure. LF 26 RF 28 RR 28 RL27. I can't believe it. I have to pump up the right front each week for sure. It was on 27 and a week later I went to go to the store and it said it was 22. How can 4 brand new ties with new valve stams lose air on all four tires? I have NEVER had a car do this. I don't drive much but that is still no reason to lose air, day by day when it's garaged. Now it's doing it about every three days I have to pump up the right front tire to 30 psi. It says 30psi but when I googled it just now a lot of sites say a 2011 should be 35psi. I'm lost.
Did the check engine light go away? I'm having the same issue, however I think the sensor in my tire is faulty so I'll probably have to replace it. The check engine light turned on right after I started having those issues.
Yes there is, follow the prompts through the instructions on the steering wheel. I just did mine today. I do not have a key fob. My car is a manual transmission, windows, etc...
Going to try this tomorrow, hope it works for me!! Thanks for the awesome video. 1 question, Why do you inflate the 2 front tires first then deflate.....Than on the back you just deflate, Please explain?
You wanna deflate or inflate drivers side tire first ClockWise. When hear a beep, you will need to go to the passenger tire and do the same thing. Work your way around. Good luck
I just put on snow tires, they're all at the proper psi, but my 2010 Malibu will not register it on my dash. Just shows the blank slots. I'm going to try and reset everything by disconnecting the battery and turn the key on and off twice... Then reconnect the battery... hopefully that will clear the alarms and reset the psi readings. We'll see. Is this a normal issue with snow tires?
I did the process and was successful with air pressure at 40, but the SVC Tire Monitor appeared again. Now the LR tire shows the sign - -. All the rest show 40. Did I do something wrong? Do I need to redo the process?
i didnt have to do that. just add air to the tire thats lower than 30 PSI because the average psi for each tires supposed to be at least 30 to 35. once a tire goes lower than 30 the car tells you to they need service. Once all your tires or between 30 snd 35 your gonna notice the service light still comes on. give it a couple of days to let the car realizes the tires been serviced and the light disappears. this happened to me personally . see if it works for you
I have a ? I have a 2011 Malibu and the svc light came on but I don't got a remote.would I have to buy a new remote or could I still do the process still
Awesome..but I tried it and at first my front tires and the right rear will honk so i did it again and now only my front tires would honk, I tried it all over again and still..its now showing blank for all the tires on my dash..any help?
nana xzii You Must Follow These Instructions. Insert your Key into the Ignition & Turn it to On Position, But Don't Start The Car. Next, On your KEYPAD, Hold The Lock & Unlock Button for 5 Sec. Next, Driver Side Wheel, You Will Deflate or Inflate That Wheel until Your Horn Beeps, Go Around to the Passenger side & Deflate or Inflate until Your Horn Beeps. Next Will be the Passengers Rear Wheel. Follow the same steps & Next will be the last wheel. Once Completed your Horn will double beep. Good Luck
My tire sensor monitor has gone off but then my car heats up to the point of overheating. Not sure how there is a link but it's done it twice now. Ideas?
I tries again and again and again. It did't work on one of the tires. I read somewhere that it may be the sensor. I'm going to order a new stew with sensor and try it again. Thanks for your help.
Maranda Nelson , exactly I realized i have a bad sensor too, yesterday my car was stopped while I'm driving it shows on the screen ( engine disabled ) took it to the shop, there is an electric petition with the car PC and it is fixed now
use ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PbmKpCxXYPI.html if you don't have remote. Basically you press the info and reset buttons on left side of steering wheel for one sec. and it will go to another menu, scroll to tire learn and press enter then proceed as Livi'N'Paradise has so kindly shown to clear code and relearn each sensor for location. I has same issue pop up when replacing dead battery. Hope this helps. I would suggest checking out the other clip I have in this comment for starting the process. Both very helpful and don't forget to subscribe to help Livi'N'Paradise. Thanks to everyone who posts these helpful videos!!
Tried it on a 2011 Malibu. I was really hoping it would work, because I had only one sensor not reading after a tire patch. I tried it 3 times and now all the sensors are reading blank " -- ". Any suggestions?
@@michaelweis2565 Hmm, Are you doing it in the right order? Starting with driver front tire, Passenger front tire, Passenger rear tire and last driver rear tire.
@@LiviNParadise Yes, Correct order indicated by the lights. Filling tires all up to 35 psi starting out, start the process with the key in auxiliary, hear the double beeps, leave the key in the same position, follow the direction of the lights indicating which tire to go to, deflate slowly until it beeps, last tire (driver side rear) deflate until a beep then double beeps. Last time I did it, I disconnected the battery for at least 30 seconds.
I got a remote key fob from autozone for around $50, it comes with a keyless entry fob and an installer. It all took less than 2 mins to program it yourself.