Lauren H
Feb 10, 2021
Anyone who owns a car can tell you that sometimes it’s the little things that drive you crazy. For example, when a warning light illuminates on the dashboard.One of the most frustrating dashboard lights many people complain about is the tire pressure sensor light. That’s because it’s the one that comes on the most frequently.
How do I reset the tire pressure sensor in the 2007 Camry?
First, make sure all the tire pressures are right. Turn on the engine. Press down and hold the reset button located below the steering wheel until the light blinks three times. Leave the car running for several minutes so the system can record each of the tires’ pressure. Turn off the vehicle.
Next, let’s go over some Toyota Camry history. Then we will give you a few things you need to do before resetting the tire pressure monitoring light. We will also tell you what to do if the tire pressure monitoring light stays on after you have reset it. We will then round out this article with other important information about tires and the 2007 Toyota Camry.
Toyota is a Japanese auto manufacturer, and the Toyota Camry is one of the best-selling cars in history. It has outsold every other car in its class for the last 18 years. The Camry was first introduced in 1982 to replace the Corona. But it dates back to 1979, at which time the Camry name was used on the four-door sedans in Japan when it was called the Celica Camry.
The Camry has gone through many, many changes over the years. It was initially a compact-sized vehicle and has since grown into a midsize car. And at one point, in 1991, the Camry was also available in a station wagon model.
What you need to do before resetting the tire pressure monitoring light on your dashboard
Prior to resetting the tire pressure monitoring light on your dashboard, you should do the following:
Check the driver’s door side panel for the correct tire pressure numbers needed for the front and rear tires of your vehicle.
What to do If the tire pressure light stays on after resetting the tire pressure monitoring light
If your tire pressure monitoring light comes on again after you have started your car and after going through the entire reset process, there might be a problem. You will then have to take it to a Toyota dealership to have it diagnosed.
There are a few other things besides low air pressure in your tires that can trigger the tire pressure monitoring sensor.
Those triggers are as follows:
Please note that when replacing one or more of the original wheels or pressure sensors on your Camry, you will then have to take it to a Toyota dealership so they can be registered.
Tips for Filling Your Tires ProperlyOne thing to keep in mind is that the tire air pressure number located on the driver’s side door panel is the cold air number.
That’s why you should only fill your tires with air when the tires are cold.
Avoid putting too much air in your tires, because this will result in premature tread wear in the center of your tires. It will also cause increased operating temperatures that could result in a blowout.
Is it Possible for a Tire to Explode from Overinflation?If you were wondering if you could overinflate your tires to the point of exploding, the answer is yes, but not likely.
Most tires are inflated to about 30 to 35 pounds per square inch. When it’s hot outside, the air temperature inside the tires rises to about 50 degrees. That will increase the pressure inside of your tires by about 5 psi. But don’t worry, because the burst pressure of most tires is around 200 psi.
Additionally, the air compressors at gas stations cannot provide enough pressure for a good or reasonably good tire to explode.
Is The 2007 Toyota Camry a Good Vehicle?The Camry was given a five-star safety rating by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for front and side impacts.
There were also 11 recalls for issues such as the airbags, equipment, seats, vehicle speed control, and visibility.
And according to Vehicle History, out of 694 owner reviews, people who own this vehicle gave it a 4.37-star rating. The most common positive comments are that it’s reliable, drives smoothly, has a spacious interior, is low maintenance, and gets excellent gas mileage. Many say they have never had any problems with it.
The most common negative comments are that there are no rear air ducts, it could be more comfortable, and the dashboard is sticky. The biggest complaint is that it’s too old because people have kept them for so long.
What’s Next?Are you ready to buy a Toyota Camry? Or perhaps you would like more information about the one you already own. Either way, make sure you check the Vehicle History to learn all you can about your vehicle.
Click here now for a free Vehicle History check.
Checking the Vehicle History could save you from buying a problem vehicle. And checking the Vehicle History on a vehicle you already own could provide you with valuable performance and recall information to help you avoid problems down the road.
Lauren H
Lauren H. has sold new and used cars, negotiated numerous car deals, has a thorough knowledge of the best and worst vehicles produced, and has spent the last 10-years as an automotive writer.
by Mitch Bartlett
Learn how to reset the tire pressure warning system on your Toyota Camry with these steps.
Note: If you are experiencing problems where the tire pressure warning light is lit when it shouldn’t be, be sure to check the pressure in all 5 tires.
That includes the spare!
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Models of the Toyota Camry that are year 2013 and 2014 and earlier do not have a reset button for the Tire Pressure Warning System. The system works automatically. Inflate the tires to the recommended pressure, then drive the vehicle straight at approximately 25mph or more for about 10 to 30 minutes.
Preferably you will want to adjust it to the recommended pressure for cold temperatures.I hope this guide has helped you successfully perform a tire pressure system reset for your Toyota Camry.
You are the proud owner of a recent car, the benefits of tactile devices, integrated technology should bring you a noticeable usability of your Toyota Camry, which says technology talks about electricity, and as we all unfortunately know, in some cases the problem , which needs to be solved. Today we will look at the tire pressure sensor and specifically how to reset the tire pressure sensor on a Toyota Camry so that you no longer have this indicator on the dashboard.
nine0004 To do this, we will divide our article into two parts: first we will discuss the classic circumstances of a tire pressure indicator light and the subsequent process, and then the circumstances when the tire pressure light remains on despite inflated tires. so how to reset this tire sensor on toyota camry.
First, we will focus on the typical way to reset a tire sensor on a Toyota Camry, which if it lights up, here are the main basic steps:
on a sticker in the driver's door. 
Typically, you need to look at the parameters of the vehicle, then you should look for an option to diagnose inflation or "detect deflation". While on this tab, you must hold the select button or reset button according to the year of your Toyota Camry. until a message appears on the car console confirming that the reset is taken into account (usually takes a few seconds). Now you can turn off the ignition and restart your Toyota Camry to see if the tire pressure indicator has gone out. nine0005 If, despite your reset, the tire pressure indicator on your Toyota Camry does not turn off, then the best option is to go to the workshop, most likely this is a malfunction. tire pressure sensor on the valve which is faulty or faulty on your Toyota Camry . Keep in mind that usually the unit price is around 120 euros. Another option that some prefer to use because the problem may recur in some series is to disable the sensors with your carrier and diagnose your vehicle.
However, this approach is not recommended as it may result in mishandling and malfunction of your Toyota Camry. Now you have all the keys in your hands to know how to reset the tire pressure sensor on a Toyota Camry. nine0005
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This system is designed to alert the driver of low tire pressure. If, while driving, a pressure drop in one of the wheels is detected, the corresponding indicator lights up on the instrument cluster, indicating the need for immediate pressure adjustment.
1. How it works.
The tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS - Tire Pressure Monitoring System), used on Toyotas, refers to "indirect" action schemes and functions as part of ABS, which is able to perceive a constant difference in wheel speed (a flat tire has less rolling radius and therefore rotates slightly faster).
But such a TPMS cannot simply compare the speed of one individual wheel with the rest, because the car does not move in an absolute straight line very often, in any corners, the outer wheels will always travel more than the inner ones, and the front wheels more than the rear ones. Therefore, a conventional control system adds the speeds of each two diagonal wheels, calculates the difference between these sums, and divides it by the average speed of all four wheels. If the obtained ratio differs from the set one, then the system diagnoses the change in pressure, but it cannot identify a specific tire. nine0005
The disadvantages of this scheme are:
- impossibility to determine a sharp drop in pressure;
- the inability to determine simultaneously the pressure drop even in two wheels located on the same side or the same axle, not to mention all four wheels;
- the dependence of the system performance on the degree of wheel slip, the condition of the rubber and the vehicle load;
- actuation in case of pressure drop not less than 25-30%; nine0065 - the need for long-term calibration (pre-setting).
In this regard, Toyota used in parallel a second method of pressure control using ABS. The fact is that the tire and the rim actually represent an oscillatory circuit, the characteristics of which directly depend on the elasticity of the tire, and hence the pressure in it (meaning the circular vibrations of the tire in the direction of rotation). It turned out to be possible to isolate the frequency of these oscillations from the signal of the wheel speed sensor, and to judge the pressure drop by its change. nine0005
However, TPMS has a noticeable inertia - in order to detect a flat tire, you need to drive a considerable distance (sometimes up to 20-30 km), you will have to go a long way even after normalizing the pressure so that the indicator goes out.
2. Development.
This system was introduced by Toyota in the second half of the 1990s.
As you can see, it was used mainly on models of the Corolla family and large rear-wheel drive cars, ranging from class E and above. nine0065 But it seems that the Japanese cooled off quite quickly to this scheme, so today they have abandoned its use on most models, including the Corolla 120 of the later years of production.
| Model | Series | Release |
| Corolla | #E10# nine0079 | 04.1997-04.1998 |
| Corolla/Sprinter | #E11# | 04.1997-04.1998 |
| Corolla | AE100, AE104, CE101 | 04.1998-08.2000 |
| Corolla/Sprinter nine0079 | AE110, AE114, CE11#, EE111 | 04.1998-08.2000 |
| Sprinter Carib | AE11# | 04. 1998-07.2002 |
| Corolla Levin/Sprinter Trueno | AE11# | 04.1998-08.2000 nine0079 |
| Corolla Spacio | AE11# | 04.1998-05.2001 |
| Corolla / Corolla Fielder | CE121, NZE12#, ZZE122, ZZZE124 | 08.2000- |
| Corolla Runx/Corolla Allex | NZE12#, ZZE122, ZZE124 nine0079 | 01.2001- |
| Corolla Spacio | NZE121, ZZE12# | 05.2001- |
| Mark II | JZX101 | 09.1996-08.1998 |
| Mark II | JZX100, JZX101 nine0079 | 08.1998-10.2000 |
| Mark II / Mark II Blit | JZX110 | 10.2000- |
| Chaser / Cresta | JZX101 | 09.1996-08.1998 |
| Chaser / Cresta | nine0078 JZX100, JZX101 08. 1998-06.2001 | |
| Crown / Crown Majesta | JKS175, JZS171, JZS175, JZS177, UZS171, UZS175 | 09.1999-2005 |
| Century | GZG50 | 04.1997- | nine0080
| Celsior | UCF3# | 08.2000- |
3. Indicator.
There are at least two options for indicators on the instrument cluster - ISO K11 and K10. The most famous of them, of course, is the first one - the "horseshoe with arrows". By the way, in the Western world with these indicators there is a similar problem - "what kind of light bulb is this?" - according to surveys, most of the drivers there do not understand their meaning. nine0005
A good indicator should come on when the ignition is turned on and go out after 3 seconds.
If the system has detected a drop in tire pressure, then in order for the indicator to go out, after normalizing the pressure, it is necessary to drive a certain distance at a speed of at least 30 km / h. The indicator is powered directly from the output of the ABS control unit.
The principles of the system allow for the possibility of its incorrect operation (the indicator does not light up at low tire pressure or, conversely, it lights up at normal) under the following conditions:
- tires of non-recommended size are used,
- tires of different sizes or models are installed on different wheels,
- wheels have different grip,
- used spare wheel - "dokatka",
- used wheels with snow chains,
- tire pressure significantly exceeds the nominal,
- the pressure in the tire has dropped sharply due to a puncture,
- the system has not been pre-configured,
- the car is moving on a rough or icy road,
- the vehicle is moving at a speed below 30 km/h,
- for short trips (up to 5 minutes).
If the indicator stays on at normal pressure and in the absence of these conditions, this may indicate a malfunction of the TPMS itself.
4. Presetting. nine0058
Adjustment must be done after any wheel and tire (disc) replacement work has been performed, otherwise the system will not function properly. The adjustment procedure is shown below (preliminary pressure in all four wheels must be correctly adjusted).
Type 1 - models without setting button and with DLC1 connector (early version)
1) Turn on the ignition. nine0065 2) Connect the terminals "TS" and "E1" of the diagnostic connector DLC1 under the hood.
3) After 30 seconds, depress and hold the brake pedal until the system indicator flashes 3 times at 2 second intervals.
Type 2 - Pushbutton Models with DLC1 Connector (Transition)
Note.
The installation buttons have several design options - with a pictogram, with an inscription or nothing at all, but differ in their characteristic shape and location - at the bottom of the instrument panel on the driver's side. nine0005
1) Turn on the ignition (the car must be stationary).
2) Connect the terminals "TS" and "E1" of the diagnostic connector DLC1 under the hood.
3) Press and hold the setting button until the system indicator blinks 3 times.
4) After that, in order for the system to save the correct settings, it is necessary to drive a certain distance.
Type 3 - models with setting button and without DLC1 connector (late version)
1) Turn on the ignition (the car must be stationary).
2) Press and hold the setting button until the system indicator blinks 3 times.
3) After that, in order for the system to save the correct settings, it is necessary to drive a certain distance.
