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Tire Pressure Sensor 4

Anselmo Mechanic Bakersfield, California Posted Latest Edited

Question

Chassis

Safety

2011 Toyota Sienna 3.5L (2GRFE) 6-spd (U760E)

Tpms C2124

How do you know which one is left, right, lr, or rr? I need to know where the tire pressure sensor 4 is at. Anything helps!

thank you!

Caleb Technician

Mishawaka, Indiana

Caleb Default

Uuuuhhhh???? Just take your TPMS tool too each tire and read the IDs. Then compare the ID'S to the scan tool IDs and there respective positions.

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Anselmo Mechanic

Bakersfield, California

Anselmo Default

Thanks you

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Paul Diagnostician

Groton, Connecticut

Paul Default

Sometimes the answer is right under our noses... but uuuuuuhhhhhhh let us not be too proud. There was a time we didn't know either.

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Caleb Technician

Mishawaka, Indiana

Caleb Default

Yea I'm sorry. I got a little carried away.

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Anselmo Mechanic

Bakersfield, California

Anselmo Default

Yes i did it thanks !MMMMMMM GOOD GUY

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Marlin Technician

Estacada, Oregon

Marlin Default

Let pressure out of each one until you find the unresponsive one.

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Jason Technician

Hawthorne, New Jersey

Jason Default

Hey what's going on bud. To my understanding left front is tire 1 and then it goes right front sensor 2 and right rear is tire 3 and the left rear is tire sensor 4. I do alot relearns and programming. I doubt in wrong. See if u can wake up the left rear sensor with the tpms tool.

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Jason Technician

Hawthorne, New Jersey

Jason Default

Forgot to add that the tires might have been replaced or rotated and never relearned. So what Caleb said is 100% correct.

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