TPMS Fault but not the tire sensor

[Young Atom]

I am getting a code that says "Tire Pressure Sensor Fault". I checked the display that shows individual tire pressures and my front left didn't show a reading. I rotated my tires and the front left still doesn't show a reading and the fault is still on.

1. Do I need to do anything to reset where each tire is placed? On my other vehicles, it figures it out on its own after a few minutes.

2. Is there a receiver for the TPMS sensors that might need to be replaced on the vehicle itself?

Thanks!

 

[peterk9]

Welcome to the Forum.
There are a few threads about resetting the TPMS. Some say just driving will do the job. I've never had to do this as I always have my dealer do it when required. Here is one of a few posts on the subject. See the first part of post #6.

HELP! New TPMS training on 2016 Explorer

Hi. I've a 2016 Explorer and I'm in S.Korea now. (so please be generous my poor english.) A month ago, I installed new TPMS(TPMS-36) on new wheels. (I bought Motocraft 433mHz Sensors from rockauto.com and These are the same frequency as original TPM sensors) and I bought a TPMS tool (TPMS-19)...

www.explorerforum.com

I believe the TPMS module is located under the back of the center console.

Peter