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Inputs and Outputs  

 

 

 
Two connectors provide the interface between the TPMS module and the external TPMS components. The third 
connector aperture on the TPMS module is not used.  
 
The following tables show the details of the signals or electrical supplies on each connector pin.  
 

Connector C1537  

tire'

illuminated

LOW' message displayed.

Over-pressure threshold reached in any 'running' tire with 

'normal load' mode set

No indication

'XX TYRE PRESSURE 

TOO HIGH' message 

displayed

Over-pressure threshold reached in more than one 'running 

tire' with 'normal load' mode set

No indication

'TYRE PRESSURES TOO 

HIGH' message displayed

Any 'running' or 'spare' tire pressure sensor battery low

No indication (Fault code 
stored on TPMS module)

No indication (Fault code 
stored on TPMS module)

TPMS Fault

Amber LED illuminated.

Amber LED illuminated.

One TPMS wheel sensor fault

Amber LED illuminated.

Amber LED illuminated.

More than one TPMS wheel sensor fault

Amber LED remains 

illuminated.

Amber LED illuminated.

TPMS switch pressed for 4 seconds to set 'Normal Load' 

operation when engine is not running and the ignition switch 

is in position II (Not applicable to NAS vehicles)

TPMS switch status LED 

illuminated

TPMS switch status LED 

illuminated.

TPMS switch pressed for 4 seconds to set 'High Load' 

operation when engine is not running and the ignition switch 

is in position II (Not applicable to NAS vehicles)

TPMS switch status LED is 

extinguished

TPMS switch status LED is 

extinguished.

 

'XX' is the tire position on the vehicle, e.g. FL (front left), FR (front right), RL (rear left) or RR (rear right).

Item Part Number

Description

1

 -

Connector C2447

2

 -

Connector C1537

3

 -

Not used

Pin No.

Description

Input/Output

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