How to Replace TPMS Sensors 2016 Ford F-150

This video shows how I replaced old TPMS sensors that stopped working on my 2016 Ford F150.
Links to the tools I used:
Slime valve core removal tool:
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Bead Buster XB-455:
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iFixit Mako Screwdriver Kit:
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Motorcraft TPMS19 programmer:
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00:00 - Intro
00:24 - Remove tire
00:40 - Remove valve stem core
01:13 - Break tire bead
02:20 - TPMS sensors
03:07 - Remove TPMS sensor
03:32 - Install new TPMS sensor
03:45 - Air up the tire and put it back on
04:23 - Second tire, same as first
05:33 - Skimming over the other two tires
06:22 - Programming that didn't work
07:01 - Programming that DID work
07:55 - Finishing up

[@teamnoble9715]

Training the tyres was like putting in chest codes into computer games from the 90s. Great tutorial!

[@thefiXfiles]

lol I think Ford hired the cheat code guy 😂

[@dangorochimaru]

so detailed, great video, helped with my explorer!

[@dalewise5586]

Nicely done.

[@hrcoronado]

Super helpful. Thank you.

[@bigjeep2195]

Great video. What a pain to program the new sensors.

[@thefiXfiles]

Thanks! Yeah it was an ordeal.

[@longsleevethong1457]

@@thefiXfiles Can you replace the tpms with a regular valve stem? I have newer wheels on an older car.

[@stevemorris6473]

The easiest way to rebead a tire is a ratchet strap around the tread

[@rodriguezjeremy12]

Awesome video! Thank you

[@thomasgardner8280]

Nice video. I have one tire sensor on my 2015 F-150 that has failed. Probably a dead battery. So it’s time to replace them all.

[@thefiXfiles]

Good luck! I don’t do much car stuff so it was harder work than I’m used to. Still worth it to save the money though.

[@wolfgang8260]

Great vid definitely learned a thing or two

[@MrGaborseres]

Awesome 👌 👍 very helpful 🤜💥🤛

[@Codadams]

Nice video good job!

[@thefiXfiles]

Thanks! Hope it helps if you’re doing the same job

[@ibewcountry]

Good job! And you’ve answered my question which I’ve been having trouble with which was “can I just replace the electronics without changing the valve stem ? “ Next time you’re trying to seal a bead, take a piece of rope or something, and go around the center of the treads of the tire, then twist it with something like a tourniquet. This will push the center of the tire in and make the bead come in contact with the rim better. Now I have a new question… Did you buy your clone with all the money you saved by not going to the dealership? Great job American man. 🇺🇸

[@davidswanson5669]

i like your tourniquet idea - i realize it's prob not your idea, but thanks either way

[@mechdesigner9304]

Im going to try this method since I tried the other methods and even bought the ford TPMS sensor and it didnt work as I was told to do it in your 2nd attempt. Hope the 3rd method works.

[@thefiXfiles]

Did it work?

[@mechdesigner9304]

I tried checking to see if I could wake up the current sensors since they are only about 30k miles old. 1 worked, others wouldnt respond. So now I need to replace them anyway then Ill try this method after I replace them.

[@blau325]

You could have done it on the the truck. It is usually faster to fill with the valve core removed..

[@longsleevethong1457]

Can you replace the tpms with a regular valve stem?

[@ibewcountry]

No, I don’t think so. These valve stems have threads on the inside also to accept that screw holding the electronics. Regular valve stems don’t.

[@Luka.Coelho]

why are replaced all of them?