TPMS Reset question

[LB36K]

I've successfully replaced the battery in my front sensor.

Yet, when installing the rear, the bike doesn't recognize it, and in a short bit of time the warning light comes on.

I have a battery tester, so I am sure the battery survived the soldering.

I'm wondering if there's a possibility that having a dealer recode the numbers on the unit will reestablish the connection?

I'm hoping to get first-hand experience on this because one dealer wants $120.00 to recode it, and another quoted $75.00 and up (whatever that means:) Neither dealer has tried this before.

Thanks in advance.

[T800XC]

You can do this for free yourself using TigerTool.

See here...

https://www.triumph-trophy.com/index.php/topic,10684.msg121477.html

[Coconut]

..... for Free IF you have a suitable Interface Connection cable 

If you have to buy a new Interface Cable, also consider DealerTool,
where the Cable supplied with their Software package also works with the Free TigerTool software 

[Saddle Tramp]

Originally Posted by Coconut

..... for Free IF you have a suitable Interface Connection cable 

If you have to buy a new Interface Cable, also consider DealerTool,
where the Cable supplied with their Software package also works with the Free TigerTool software 

When it works at all...
The OBD-II Connector supplied with DealerTool is suspect at best. I know, because I own it.
In my opinion, you are better off purchasing the connector recommended in the TigerTool link, and downloading his software.
It's not only cheaper that way, it actually works seamlessly. I installed two new TPMS Sensors and coded them with TigerTool not long ago.
Please note that TigerTool does not have the same breadth of functionality as DealerTool, but for basic functions, I like it more.

[Coconut]

I know some users have had problems with DealerTool and non compatible Windows Drivers, especially for Windows 10, but personally I haven’t had any such problems with Windows 10, though it is important to follow the correct installation instructions.

Each unto his ( or her ) own I suppose ! 

[atrophy]

Can you reset the TMP with the sensor not mounted in the tire?  (using tiger tool)

I ask because I have replacement sensors that are about 5 years old and I'd like to know they will work before I dismount tire, install sensor, remount tire, reinstall wheel.

Thanks!

[Saddle Tramp]

Originally Posted by atrophy

Can you reset the TMP with the sensor not mounted in the tire?  (using tiger tool)

I ask because I have replacement sensors that are about 5 years old and I'd like to know they will work before I dismount tire, install sensor, remount tire, reinstall wheel.

Thanks!

I don't think so. You wouldn't have a problem coding the new TPMS to your Trophy, but you wouldn't be able to determine if it's working, because the sensor has to be in motion to "wake up" and give a pressure reading output.

[Saddle Tramp]

Originally Posted by Coconut

I know some users have had problems with DealerTool and non compatible Windows Drivers, especially for Windows 10, but personally I haven’t had any such problems with Windows 10, though it is important to follow the correct installation instructions.

Each unto his ( or her ) own I suppose ! 

I admit that I have never been one to take instruction well, but with that said, I hope you don't change computers like I did.