Circuit/System Verification
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NOTE:
Tire Fill Alert Service Procedure needs to be done consecutively within the same day.
- Verify all the tire pressure sensors installed on the vehicle are compatible with tire fill alert:
- Aluminum valve stem - scan tool Tire Pressure Sensor Identification parameter begins with 0 or B = Tire fill alert compatible
- Rubber valve stem - 315 MHz - scan tool Tire Pressure Sensor Identification parameter begins with 9 = Tire fill alert compatible
- Rubber valve stem - 433 MHz - scan tool Tire Pressure Sensor Identification parameter begins with a 4 = Tire fill alert compatible
- If any tire pressure sensor installed on the vehicle is not compatible with tire fill alert
Replace the appropriate incompatible tire pressure sensor.
- Go to next step: If all tire pressure sensors installed on the vehicle are compatible with tire fill alert
- Check sensors to ensure they are transmitting (Hit Rate Test: Rolling Count/Signal Quality). Refer to Tire Pressure Rolling Count Procedure
- If any of the sensors is not reporting properly, then follow Tire Pressure Monitoring sensor service procedure. Refer to DTC C0750, C0755, C0760, or C0765
- While vehicle is parked and in accessory power mode, release air from tire until the Tire Pressure Monitoring System telltale is illuminated.
- Using a high pressure compressor (flow rate has to be higher than 0.15psi per second), start filling the tire with air.
- Monitor vehicle corner lights and horn chirps.
- If tire fill alert works and there is no issue with feature, then stop. If Tire Fill Alert is still not working, proceed to step 8.
- While vehicle is parked and in accessory power mode, release air from tire until the Tire Pressure Monitoring System telltale is illuminated.
- Monitor and log the Tire Fill Alert Current state parameter: NonMonitor, Monitor, Active, Achieved. Initial state should be in Monitor Mode.
- Using a high pressure compressor (flow rate has to be higher than 0.15psi per second), start filling the tire with air.
- Monitor the scan tool Tire Fill Alert parameter change its state from Monitor to Active to Achieved.
- If parameter states ARE changing while the tire is being filled with air, and no lights or horn feedback are being issued, then refer to Lighting diagnostics.
- If parameter states ARE NOT changing while the tire is being filled with air, and no lights or horn feedback are being issued, then refer to Body Control Module diagnostics.