A Serious Problem in Many Toyotas

Stop Driving Your Car Like This. This Toyota TC Has a Serious Problem, DIY and car repair with Scotty Kilmer. Scion TC review. How to fix car problems. Toyota and Scion TC problems. A serious problem in many Toyotas and Scions. How to fix TPMS system. Tire pressure monitoring system repair. Serious car problems. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.
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[@scottykilmer]

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[@phoenixproductions5358]

Hi Scotty 😄

[@onichan8472]

Does scotty respond? 😯

[@scottykilmer]

@@phoenixproductions5358 hello!

[@scottykilmer]

@@onichan8472 no

[@edgaryuquilima7191]

@@scottykilmer 🤣🤣🤣😸😸😸

[@robsonselzelin]

That's right. The machine to check the TPMS is expensive, the sensors are expensive, wake up the sensors is expensive, sync the sensors with the car computer is expensive. I just ignore the light on the dash and check the tire pressure myself.

[@instasingingvids3529]

Yep best way to do it on an old car 😂. I have a 2001 Lexus LS 430. I don’t think it has a tire pressure monitoring system which is nice.

[@davecrupel2817]

Takes me 2 minutes to check all 4. People are so damn lazy.

[@johndaye523]

Tire pressure monitoring systems were invented to solve a problem that didn’t exist, thereby creating one.

[@alpinecurrant7770]

Excellent statement.

[@absboodoo]

I guess even checking the tire pressures once in a while is too much for modern people. lol

[@mrgarrison3516]

Bring back the horse & cart with wooden wheels say i 👴👍

[@kamesanj0]

Opportunity to visit the dealership!

[@vitalino1981]

Absolute truth John! Hat off. Tire pressure sensors are obvious overengineering for a small difficulty, of punching tires with your foot once in while.

[@nomansland4811]

I like the flash to a Chevy dealer when he said “junkyard”.

[@itzpro.]

@iKratosx10 no he copied from older comments for likes

[@MattBlack6]

Scotty is quite the comedian.

[@silasmcgee3647]

He does it in almost every video and I love it there happens to be a junkyard just like that across the road from my grandmothers

[@alexviking9383]

I was about to comment that lol

[@andresfeliciano]

I LOL’d as always 😂😂

[@nicholasshaffer738]

Scotty: He Went to a Junkyard! (Shows a Chevrolet StealerShip)

[@jdmforever5583]

True story🤣

[@rehaerman6519]

Every time Scotty shows Chevrolet "StealerShip" when he talks about the junkyard, I crack up -:) LOL...

[@Savvy_VR]

Scotty, next time you mention a junkyard, can you put a photo of a Fiat Chrysler dealer?

[@lifesucks3835]

Fca cars are awesome in looking at a durango they are really nice.

[@gsjourney3054]

@@lifesucks3835 they’ll last a good 100k miles

[@gsjourney3054]

@@lifesucks3835 the challenger and charger are actually reliable (6.4 and 6.2) v8 the 5.7 has had issues in the past but their built in Canada all the others are built by people who just wanna clock out

[@lifesucks3835]

@@gsjourney3054 im trying to decide on a gmc acadia, chevy traverse or durango 3.6

[@lifeisgood5162]

At least FCA last 100k miles

[@ChrisWilliamsOfficia]

USING THE CHEVY DEALERSHIP AS THE PICTURE FOR A JUNKYARD KILLED ME 🤣🤣🤣

[@firstlast9504]

Siren from Houston coming to visit Scotty in Tennessee.

[@Voiceovertehe]

Scotty is the car dad I never had

[@tristanweaver]

most people don’t know that the suggested psi is on the drivers side door. there you go you learned something new

[@ty2010]

make the speed/weight tables great again

[@carlitosabu]

Some of them are located on the fuel door.

[@ty2010]

@@carlitosabu I'm thinking that's where it was on an old Mercedes I had

[@yamaha4176]

My Corolla and Escort has them only in the manual

[@ty2010]

@@yamaha4176 Was going to say my 88 did but 99% are going to be the Protege version now

[@mannyboidotexe]

“... so, he went to a junkyard...” *shows a picture of a Chevy lot* 🤣

[@carlosc2849]

Ikr 😂

[@acamaro5648]

@@carlosc2849 MB's turn into infinite money pit cars..

[@DefectoPerfect0]

What's the difference?

[@diablocls55]

A CAMARO hahahaha coming from a Chevy fanboy? You mad asf 😂😂😂 Mercedes will make 200k Easy while the Chevy is rusting in the junkyard. Some old chevys are cool but that’s about it

[@jdmforever5583]

True story😂

[@jessicac5934]

Even with the tire pressure light on still blows ice cold 🥶

[@HR-wd6cw]

Scotty forgot to mention a few important things... 1.) Check the label on the driver's door frame to see what pressure you should be running before you go and check all the tires (if you're not sure or this is your first time checking the tires since getting the car). Most passenger cars are between about 35-40 psi. Always go by what's on the car's sticker, NOT what's printed on the tire. Assuming you bought the correct sized tires with the correct speed rating, you should be fine. On some heavier vehicles (like trucks) I have added about 1-2 PSI to the front tires to help with steering but you don't want to go overboard. Also check your tires when they are COLD. The pressures listed on the door jam are cold tire pressures. You're tire pressure will probably increase by about 5-10 psi when hot but that is normal (for those who are new to checking tire pressures). What you don't want to do is exceed the maximum tire pressure or you may risk a blow out. 2.) Make sure your vehicle's total weight does not exceed the limit specified by the mfr in the manual. The max weight is usually determined by the brakes ability to stop the vehicle within a certain distance. Exceeding this weight limit can either mean not being able to stop adequately within a given distance (ex. reduce ability to stop) or could lead to possible blow outs as tires also have weight ratings too (maximum amount of weight that they can handle). In my experience, the weight ratings on tires generally exceeds what the mfr lists as the max weight rating of the car itself + people and cargo, but still you don't want to exceed the vehicle's max weight mainly for the sake of being able to brake properly and adequately. 3.) Check your tire pressure monthly. Especially in cliamtes where the temperature may drop or vary a lot. In general, I find that you lose about 1 PSI per month of tire pressure (less in the summer months) but more in the winter or cooler months when temps fall below 50 degrees or so. So I would get into a routine of checking tire pressure once per month and before you head out on a road trip or something where you might be driving a lot at highway speeds (this can also help with fuel economy too).

[@jayjohnson8353]

It sounded like the cops were coming

[@seanmcfadden6600]

Houston cops are coming for Scotty!😂

[@davinp]

The 2014-2019 Corolla also has a reset button in the glove box

[@EnderSamDGAT]

'He went to a junkyard' *shows chevy dealership* 😂😂

[@isaaclandau5751]

3:47 ... so much for escaping the sounds of sirens Scotty LOL 😂

[@sxb080511]

Your new place is more open and pleasant. Passive TPMS are lot less bothersome -- I suppose this all started with Firestone and Ford fiasco back in the days and we still have to put up with this!

[@handle_deez733]

Biggest problem with the scion tc is they burned oil too aggressive, causing the rod bearings to need replacing. Which toyota ended up changing that part in 2007. Totally dodging a class action suit with how many scion owners blew their engines causing them to either rebuild or swap the engine. Such a headache and at the point, alot of owners just either junked it or sold it for pennies

[@darkillusion2070]

I still have my 05 Scion Tc , never had seriously problems, and I do my oil change every 2k miles

[@hnguyen5o8]

I gotta 06, I'm at 220k miles now. Only problem up until now was a head gasket.

[@darkillusion2070]

@@hnguyen5o8 I also replaced the head gasket cover 30 bucks for the part and labor is easy

[@handle_deez733]

@@darkillusion2070 daym that's good that your on top of that. Suppose to change oil every 5k... but it was burning way too much. And 1 bad winter is all it took. So you change your oil every 2 months or so??

[@jamelvilmont3561]

@@darkillusion2070 how do you know that is what needs to be replaced? is there a specific sound coming from the engine? I have a 05 scion tc (manual transmission). I've replace all spark plugs, variable valve sensor, both o2 sensors and changing those helped but then a few months later, my car stops driving smooth. I'm sure its the engine. hear a fast ticking on the driver side of it. I can give more details if anyone can help.

[@opuscat999]

I found out about the sensor in the spare after much angst. Don't forget to check your spare tire pressure too. :-)

[@kevinremsen5627]

"So he went to a junkyard.." *Shows Chevy dealership photo* Love it.

[@justsatisfying6204]

So I’ll get air later and reset the system to see if my light will come off, thank you again for doing my dad’s job

[@billdougan4022]

I'm so glad my dad taught me to fix the brakes, when I was 12-13. It has saved thousands of wasted dollars. 💸

[@dj_noizzy]

Hi Scott, enjoying the program, many thanks

[@walkietalkie1973]

Buying those external tpms caps can literally grow legs and walk off......if the light bothers u that comes on on the dash trusty electrical tape always come in handy......

[@paulsmith9341]

I get the rebuilt kit (new seal and battery) installed when ever I get a new set of tires. They are reasonablely priced. I'm approaching 160k miles on my vehicle and working on the original TPMS sensors. They work like a charm.

[@nigelclark7360]

All good info excellent explaining on brakes and Tyre pressure systems.

[@greenbanana2332]

Thanks Scotty! TPMS is rubbish! Replacement costs for all on my 04 4Runner is $450! Tire gauge $2! 😂.

[@VKSgtSLaughter]

LINK... to the tire inflator... Can you please post it? Great video Scotty 👍

[@gcvcodis6982]

I also drive a first gen scion tc with the same light on! The pressure is fine, I think a sensor is bad. So I just live with the light.

[@fightervic190]

Keep up the great videos Scotty

[@rolandsingh]

SCOTTY is UNIQUE - a GENIUS, in the Automotive Field. We are extremely lucky to have him looking out, for us! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Roland Singh, Canada

[@ChevyCitation]

At 2:33 Scotty customer went to a Junk Yard to get the different wheels shows image of a Chevy Dealer

[@Macros1971]

How to do stuff right, on the cheap. Love it Scotty!

[@sandrawhitfield7102]

I am so glad I have a mechanic I can trust and has reasonable prices. My dad just taught me the basics of a vehicle. Now that I have moved back to my hometown I have the same mechanic that my dad had to check over things. What am I going to do when my mechanic retires??

[@mr.c493]

Scotty moved to Tennessee and he already has lots of costumers. Amazing. I had an ‘06 tC 5?speed back in ‘06. What a fun little car that was.

[@mikezat6328]

One of your older videos on this subject saved us 500$. Our 09' Camry TPMs died on 2 wheels and we chose not to replace it. We just drive it around with the light on and check it ourselves (usually every time the car is washed)

[@kurtkennedy5051]

The TPMS light on my 2011 Honda CRV comes on, but only when it's cold outside, below 30 degrees. I still always check the tires once per month as I do not care if the self monitoring system isn't working.

[@g5alive795]

Scotty..."THE MAN!" Welcome to the area. Now that you're in my neighborhood, I might just be able to drive over to actually meet you. I'm on the other end of the state , right below Bristol Tenn. Keep those videos coming , as we all look forward to them !!! For all you do , this "Hat's Off" is for you. Thanks Scotty.

[@edgaryuquilima7191]

Chevy dealer pops up when the junkyard term is invoked 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@100kingofking]

If needed, I work at Sam's club and tpms by themselves are only 35$ with 5$ labor n each tire. However they are universal sensors and don't work on all make and models, just ask if they have it for you car.

[@The-Homecook-0000]

I was told to stay with oem for Toyota..

[@bfighter125]

Got new tires for my Silverado, It was off a different Silverado year, so I went to a dealership, they said $75 per sensor.

[@louisriggs4994]

Hi Scotty, I just moved out of TN back to Illinois a month ago. Mechanic life down there is nice, it's what I use to do down there in Powell TN.

[@FlatFifties]

"I just moved out of TN back to Illinois a month ago" What? Are you crazy?

[@louisriggs4994]

@@FlatFifties yes, crazy, actually miss it ha. Was for family issues or I'd not moved. Ha.

[@cgrscott]

Very good, Scotty. Thanks.

[@Banditt42]

I bought one of those after market ones and they are fantastic. I transfer it between cars and even on my RV trailer.

[@powerpower1797]

I like this video!Helps a lot.

[@zhbvenkhoReload]

Scotty there's a lot of noise in your audio feed for the bonus questions

[@brandondesjardins5391]

Hey Scotty would love your opinion on an 05 Acura TL 6MT

[@jeffreysantos9070]

Great advice Scotty 👍 thank you 👏

[@DanielGarcia-zz9eg]

I try getting the ram fix . Gave up after working with discount tire and the dealer .the most it last being off was a month. Now I just live with the light on. I wonder if the spare tire has one. Maybe thats why. I'll have to check

[@asaelparra1356]

I'm about to get a 2007 scion that has the exact same light on despite the fact that the tires have air. I hope it goes away by resetting it the system, thanks for the info Scotty!

[@kenreimer8979]

As a Toyota tech Light flashing needs sensor/diag light steady needs pressure

[@kenreimer8979]

Only when you first turn on the car though it will go solid after a few times blinking if the sensor is bad

[@justinrodriguez5322]

Lovely video Scotty

[@als7594]

I've kept an electric air pump in my trunk for over twenty years. Less than $30 at Harbor Freight.

[@joeycampione9926]

Hey Scotty! Hope Tennessee is being good to ya.

[@scottykilmer]

hello and yes so far!

[@Water4Mart]

I heard a siren! The sirens are following you from Houston!!!!

[@sidharthchand8072]

I had a tire place damage one Changing my tire I had to go to Costco by another TPS and have them install it then go back to Costco to have them program it

[@drakeil]

I find it too much of a coincidence that I got a tire pressure sensor fault just as I arrived home and that this video had been posted. The tires are too hot to check the pressure now so I will check it out tomorrow.

[@shadowdog500]

All you need to do is Break the bead by the valve stem, then replace the valve stem. Then re inflate. The new valve stem weighs the same as the old one and the wheel will still be in balance. Ive done this multiple times using the bead breaker on a harbor freight manual tire machine that bought on sale just to use the bead breaker for this purpose. The inexpensive TPMS valve stems at Autozone look identical to the expensive ones at the dealer and work just as good for me.

[@allanriley4070]

I’ve seen that stealership Chevy pic junkyard on several Scotty’s videos.

[@jeffreydevoti7000]

I have a trigger air pressure gauge tire filler made in Italy by Ingersoll Rand. Been using for 30 years, makes topping off tires snap. Don't forget about the spare in the trunk, mine takes 60 psi.

[@tonedcorster7631]

I work at a tire shop and see this all the time. Usually drivers notice right away before leaving the lot but sometimes it's easy to miss but we will usually reset the sensors for free as it takes 1 min to do. it's also easy to replace a TPMS, It's $60 per sensor. Some sensors can also be rebuilt for cheaper.

[@vizvaun7801]

Hey Scotty how is Tennessee...seems you are enjoying it

[@sparkatron9334]

The steel wheels which we all had on older cars (or on new but more basic models) held their pressure for a far longer period than alloy wheels. They corrode a lot quicker inside the tyre space and affect the seal between tyre and wheel. So there became more of a need to have these systems added to cars.

[@walmartdog1142]

Two different times this system was reset on my 2008 Lexus ES 350, and the mechanic was congratulating himself when the light stayed off after a five minute test drive. But both times, the lights came back on after I drove another twenty miles.

[@schutzhund3933]

Scotty still sporting a Diners Club Card!

[@lukebell9945]

The Kelly's market by my house has a free air hose but it doesn't have a guage that you have to worry about. I just bring my own guage to use. I fill for a few seconds, then test, then fill then test until it gets about as firm as possible

[@rickover8879]

Should you replace the pressure sensors when you replace the tires?

[@MrAlbertbobby]

Did that reset the oil change maint light too?

[@sapphire163]

27.5 sounds a little low for the tire pressure. Cars that size are usually recommended to have 30-33 pounds.

[@tommynikon2283]

It's a TIRE spec thing, NOT a car thing. Also, those were LOW profile/aspect ratio. Hell, the rubber I'm running on my "99 Civic requires 44psi (after-mkt), whereas OEM factory tires were 36.

[@sapphire163]

Is the 44psi maximum pressure for the tire, or recommended pressure? The number on the side of the tire is the maximum it can safely hold. The recommendation on the door jam of the car is for maximum traction and tire wear for the vehicle. That said, the fact you have changed tire size changes things.

[@ronski.]

Having gone through this TPMS ordeal with my scion xd recently, I had a plan on rebuilding the oem units. 1 Opening them, 2 desoldering the lithium battery and 3 resealing the thing with epoxy. no relearning/programming anything new. I found out the lithium batteries inside are slow drain and tolerant to impacts, not the average kind. I ended up just getting a tpms rebuild kit when i bought new tires, and that fixed my tpms issues. i think they replaced the valve stems, and required seals.

[@hectorrodriguez3244]

How do I know my 2012 Scion TC has that kind of tire sensors? I would like to put aftermarket wheels but I don’t want to trip the TPMS. Thanks

[@katpen777]

Thank you again 💞

[@robertoromero6478]

Hey Scotty, .what brand is the air compressor and where did you buy it?

[@stevebovair2872]

I had a battery die in a tire pressure monitor. Had it replaced when a new set of tires went on, but could not reset the system. I had it diagnosed at the dealer and turns out the replacement monitor was not compatible as the number of ID digits were wrong (7 digits instead of 6 or something like that). A $175, remove, replace, re-mount and rebalance bill combined with that recall of thinking I should have gotten an OEM replacement before hand moments.

[@frankseverin5897]

Sometimes it could be a suspension problem. I had my TPMS light until I replace my ball joints to my car

[@scarylarry13864]

Tire gauge and NAPA valves work fine for me.

[@jimmytorpedo6690]

There are sirens in TN too.

[@fishbasslover]

Older TPMS used the 4 ABS speed sensor on the car. the bearing sends a pulse to the sensor to indicate the wheel speed. if one of the tire has less air, when the car going on a straight line, that tire spins less than the tire has full air. this tire is the "smaller" one than other tires. therefore the computer knows and lights up the TPMS light.

[@DrinkmoWater.]

Problem with airbag Iight codes appear randomly?

[@jamescaley9942]

Sound advice but no good in the UK as the TPMS like ABS is now part of the annual safety check.

[@dorkchop46]

Hey Scotty, where can I get the air tank you show in this video?

[@panther105]

I have the exact same tire pressure gauge.....

[@donnaeastman4486]

I had a case where the TPMS came on with no hole in the tire. I took it to a tire place and they said the tire wasn't seated right, he reseated it for free and it fixed the problem.

[@jasonruhl9049]

For 2000 some odd dollars, instead I will get a tire gauge! Lol!

[@crlaw75]

Having a TPM unit is so dumb. I agree with Scotty; check them yourself and often.

[@daviddrake8433]

The TPMS dash light on my 2014 Toyota Highlander usually comes on with the change of season going into winter. I have usually been able to reset it and turn the dash light off but this year it keeps coming back on after driving several miles. I do have an old fashion, hand held tire pressure gauge, I do know how to use it and all five tires have correct pressure. But it is a little annoying that I can no longer reset the light and keep it off. I do not feel like having each tire broken down just to change out the batteries. Any thoughts?

[@daewooparts]

In the hood when they put on those huge aftermarket dank wheels, most of them would have pulled the bulb out of their dash board tire indicator socket 🤣

[@Finglesham]

But my tires on my Ford Mondeo are 30 lbs normal but when fully loaded the estate car has 41 lbs rear and 35 lbs front. How does the computer know I want to load the car fully?

[@vaderyoda9321]

I have a 09' Toyota Yaris and both the maintenance and tire pressure gauge lights are illuminated. I tried resetting them to no avail. The batteries in the tires are either low or dead, but I do not know about the maintenance indicator light.

[@jaydengamer-yu5oi]

Your a great person scotty I wish I knew you sir but I'm in california and your now in tennessee

[@jackeldogo3952]

Way back when I had an old 1970s Toyota Celica that would need to have the brakes bled frequently when it was cold. Since I lived out in the country back then it got to the point where I worked out a way so I could bleed the brakes myself. I would pump them up, put 2 30-lb weights on the brake pedal, get out of the car, open the valve, and then repeat. A real pain but it worked when I needed it to.

[@kobbyflinks2068]

Scotty what is the work of control board and to secrecy if it's faulty.

[@richadamiranda8810]

Hey Scotty can you override the system eliminate those batteries altogether

[@alexcurry5541]

its called taking the bulb out

[@instasingingvids3529]

Might as well just ignore the light and drive it. If you know the tire is fine and don’t want to fix it just drive it

[@insideoutsideupsidedown2218]

I have hit pot holes that set mine off in my 2016 cx 9

[@texomatinker414]

I had to chuckle a bit when the siren invaded the background audio.

[@ThatTalentedOne]

It’s funny that Scotty chose a Scion Tc to talk about the TPMS. I owned a 2006 Tc and it was an endless money pit! clutch, countless sets of tires, oil burning, clutch burnout, sunroof fail.....

[@chocolatewheelchair]

Why do people make a comment if they’ve already seen someone say the same thing?

[@chocolatewheelchair]

@@liberals_destroy_everythin2497 omg Chevy dealer junk yard hilarious

[@walkietalkie1973]

Howdy Scotty......i enjoy your videos sir

[@scottykilmer]

hello and thanks!

[@kevinhitchcock7062]

Scotty where can I get a compressor like that. Looks like it is actually a piston compressor.