The FOXWELL T1000 TPMS Service Tool is designed to to activate OEM/Universal TPMS sensors, retrieve TPMS sensor data (sensor ID, tire pressure, temperature, battery condition and OE part number), relearn 98% sensor IDs, program FOXWELL T10-sensor to replace bad sensors and test Remote Keyless Entry Key Fobs.

Features:

• Activate 98% OEM/Universal TPMS sensors
• Programs FOXWELL T10 Sensors: Copy by Activation; Manual Create; Auto Create
• 3 TPMS Relearning Methods: Self learning; indirect learning; static learning.
• Fast Reading Sensor Data: Include sensor ID, tire pressure, temperature, battery, frequency, etc.
• Key Fob Testing Tool: Precisely test 315MHz and 433MHz key fobs to ensure whether it is perfectly running
• Solid and Rugged Construction: Well-constructed with materials designed to handle harsh work environments
• Intuitive and Easy Instructions: Easy to navigate and operate with clear instructions and detailed user manual
• Protective Blow Molding Box: Prevent your scanner from damage

With this TPMS programming tool, you can program FOXWELL T10 TPMS sensors to meet the specifications of a particular vehicle before new sensor installation and relearn. 3 different sensor programming methods are supported by the FOXWELL T1000 TPMS Service Tool: Copy by Activation; Manual Create; Automatic Create. (Note: T1000 will only program a replacement sensor if it is a FOXWELL T10 sensor.)

• Copy by Activation
  • If your original sensor works and can be activated. You could use this method to program a new sensor. It will clone the original ID to the new FOXWELL T10 sensor.
• Copy by Manual Input:
  • If you know the original sensor ID, you could input the ID to program new sensor.
• Auto Create 1-16 Sensors
  • If you don't know the original sensor ID or your original sensor was bad, you could choose this method. Install new sensor ID--program new sensor-->perform TPMS learning and let the car recognize new sensor 

The FOXWELL T1000 TPMS Service Tool can be used as a professional TPMS relearn scanner, to relearn almost all known sensor IDs, which is compatible with 99% of vehicles equipped with TPMS and extremely popular among car repair ships and DIY car owners. To ensure compatibility with different vehicles, 3 types for TPMS sensor relearning are offered: 1) self learning; 2) indirect learning; 3) static learning. These 3 learning methods will be easy to operate because the instructions of the scanner is fairly clear and intuitive.

• Self Learning:
  • T1000 provides the easy relearn procedure instruction to simplify the auto-relearn process if your vehicle is able to learn single or multiple TPMS sensor IDs. For some vehicles, the “Relearn” function can be completed automatically by driving, which makes it quite easy to do a complete set of sensor replacement operations on your own.
• Indirect Learning:
  • This method can only be operated in the car. When you don't have tire pressure sensors, the T1000 TPMS relearn tool will provides a learning method to operate in the car to reset the tire pressure light. The learning method will vary from each vehicle.
• Static Learning:
  • T1000 allows the new TPMS sensor IDs to be transferred without driving a vehicle. You can trigger the sensors when the vehicle is in learn mode by our TPMS Tool T1000.

Notice:

• FOXWELL T1000 doesn't support OBD relearn. It is not compatible with any OBD function.
• If you need to perform sensor cloning function, you should know your old sensor ID first. If not, you could use another scanner to scan the old sensor ID first, then use FOXWELL T1000 to perform sensor cloning.