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How to reset the TPMS of a 2008 Honda Accord

Model: Honda Accord MK 8 - Years 2008-2013
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Let's see how to reset the TPMS of the 2008 Honda Accord: the procedure requires a diagnostic tool, such as the ATEQ VT15, which can be found on E-Bay with the code 388408681501 at a price of 103.46 euros, with free shipping. Access the main menu of the TPMS tool, select "initial sensor test", choose the brand "Honda" and the tool will guide us to read each sensor in order starting from the front left, where we will bring the antenna close to the tire and press "test"; we continue in sequence: front right; rear right; rear left. The tool will thus store the data of each sensor. Return to the main menu and select "reset TPMS system" choose "Honda/Accord2008". Connect to the OBD port under the dashboard and turn on the ignition. Follow the on-screen instructions to send the data to the vehicle. Now we need to take a test drive at over 45 km/h for about a minute. If the tire pressure warning light does not come back on, the reset was successful.

Posted on 9 September 2025 by ScegliAuto

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