How to copy sensor on Toyota Corolla by Xhorse VVDI Key Tool Max Pro and XTPMS Sensor via OBD? Follow this step-by-step guide to operate simply and quickly.
First, let’s learn something about Sensor Copying.
Copying is to copy the ID number of the original sensors to the new sensors.
Then these new sensors can directly replace the original ones and work normally after being stored on the vehicle without programming.
If you have the original sensor:
- You can find the ID number on the shell.
- Then tap on “Program”-> “Manual create”.
- Enter the original sensor ID number.
- Tap on “OK”to complete the copy.
If the ID number can’t be found on a shell or the ID number is vague:
- You can activate the original sensors to get the ID numbers using VVDI Key Max Pro.
- Then tap on program to copy the ID numbers.
If the original sensor is out of power and doesn’t respond to activation:
You need to dissemble it and replace its battery
Then activate it to obtain the ID number for copying.
It’ll be more convenient if the vehicle supports OBD communication.
Now, let’s take Toyota Corolla as an example to show how to copy the sensor.
Prepare Xhorse XDTPM1EN XTPMS Sensor and Key Tool Max Pro.
Connect the vehicle OBD port to Max Pro and enter “TPMS” function and search for the desired option by OEM number of vehicle models.
Toyota-Corolla-2019.01-2022.12 (C215 433MHz)
The interface will display four options:
- Active
- Diagnostics
- Program
- Learn
Note: If the vehicle doesn’t support OBD, the “Diagnostics” option won’t appear.
Tap “OBD Read ID” to retrieve the sensor IDs.
Select “OBD Copy”, put in a new sensor, and start programming.
After success, copy the next one until all four sensors are copied in turn.
Finally, install these new sensors to the vehicle and they’ll work normally.
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