I have never had to do that but I can with the scanner and the sensor relearn training magnet.


You may have read on the forum that for the most part the original TPMS sensor batteries are dead or are unreliable. Many tire shops say they can replace the sensors and then fail to get them to work. Either they put in the wrong type sensor, or their equipment does not work on the Crossfire. I recently found a great price on Rock Auto for original equipment Schrader sensors. With the discount code listed on this forum I purchased a set for around $100. I had read some Amazon seller reviews that they were selling very old sensors. The Rock Auto sensor boxes had February 2019 on them. I'm going to have them installed at the end of the month when I'm getting all new tires for the 2006 coupe I recently bought. Unless you have newer sensors it probably would be a waste of time to try and sync old ones.