Brakes and TPMS
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Joined: 07-04-2016
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From: Mohave Valley Arizona
If you get new TPMS, and your HHR is a 09+, you can re-program by doing the following:
1) Insert the key into the ignition, and turn to "ON" position (right before you start the car - you will see your dash illuminate, and warning chime will start)
2) press and hold both the Lock AND Unlock buttons on the key fob - Car will do 2 short beeps
3) Either fill tire, or let air out in the following order - Driver Front, Pass. Front, Pass. Rear, Driver rear. Car makes turn signal brighter for specific tire (Ex, front driver turn signal bright for when you need to fill or release air from driver front tire). **Car Will Beep ONCE when it programs that specific tire**
4) Once completed, car will beep twice. Go to your DIC and see if you're getting readings for each sensor - Repeat steps 1-3 if you're not getting a reading for all 4 tires.
You MIGHT be able to do it if your HHR is older than an 09, but I'm pretty sure I read on here this is only possible 2009 - 2011 model years. I've done this with both my 09LT and 10SS.
Hope this helps!
1) Insert the key into the ignition, and turn to "ON" position (right before you start the car - you will see your dash illuminate, and warning chime will start)
2) press and hold both the Lock AND Unlock buttons on the key fob - Car will do 2 short beeps
3) Either fill tire, or let air out in the following order - Driver Front, Pass. Front, Pass. Rear, Driver rear. Car makes turn signal brighter for specific tire (Ex, front driver turn signal bright for when you need to fill or release air from driver front tire). **Car Will Beep ONCE when it programs that specific tire**
4) Once completed, car will beep twice. Go to your DIC and see if you're getting readings for each sensor - Repeat steps 1-3 if you're not getting a reading for all 4 tires.
You MIGHT be able to do it if your HHR is older than an 09, but I'm pretty sure I read on here this is only possible 2009 - 2011 model years. I've done this with both my 09LT and 10SS.
Hope this helps!
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drummerboy0088 is not exactly correct; true for 2009 and BEFORE and some 2010. But as noted previously some 2010 and all 2011 require a special tool.
You won't reveal the year of your car, so that's all of the help we can offer.
You won't reveal the year of your car, so that's all of the help we can offer.
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From: Mohave Valley Arizona
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Yeah, there's that short temper again. I'm sorry to have bothered you, your highness.
Anyone who can offer any actual help would be truly appreciated.
Another response from drummerboy perhaps?
Anyone who can offer any actual help would be truly appreciated.
Another response from drummerboy perhaps?
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So an entire page worth of posts trying to help is being of no help?
I think that your question was answered more than once in the preceding posts. If not it is because you won't provide information that you think is irrelevant.
I guess mentioning that a bad TPM inhibits the learn process would be considered bullying.
I think that your question was answered more than once in the preceding posts. If not it is because you won't provide information that you think is irrelevant.
I guess mentioning that a bad TPM inhibits the learn process would be considered bullying.
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Brakes and TPMS '09
My previous thread asking for some help with TPMS was closed by a rather rude, unprofessional moderator, so if anyone else has any insight, I would really appreciate it.
Everything is explained here: https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/ss-s...es-tpms-57761/
Everything is explained here: https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/ss-s...es-tpms-57761/
