TPMS Relearn / Reset?

[FirstLoweredEdition]

OK. Did not have my foot on the brake. You press the brake once. Then you start the sequence of turning it on and turning it off. The you press the brake once and the truck should enter learn mode.
I will try again, but it really didn't work. The truck never went into the learn mode.
I've done the sequence before successfully with this truck. WIsh there was something more straightforward for resetting. I did three vehicles today. The only unsuccessful relearn was with the Maverick (Buick Encore and Toyota Prius were the other two vehicles)
The frustrating part is that when you ask the net for help, AI produces garbage that does not apply to a push start Ford Maverick. Some of the worst answers are boiler plate on dealer websites.

I swear I did this 100 times but doing it exactly as this guy does it worked for me on my 22 Mav. I don't know if I was going too fast but doing it at this speed worked

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[Don806]

For push button start, this method worked for my 25 hybrid AWD, just did it after swapping the steelies I had put on for winter

 

[Cookiemonster131]

So here I am in this boat. I put new 315 sensors when I changed my tires. Same mhz as last set. I have tried the ignition switch programming with no luck. Then tried the magnet with the ignition switch no luck. Is there another way with forscan or something. T

 

[Darnon]

The ignition switch sequence doesn't do any learning on its own, but puts the system in training mode (announced by the horn honking) that you then would follow up with either using an activation tool or adding/removing air starting at the LF and moving clockwise. FORScan should be able to trigger learning mode, but you still would need to activate the sensors in sequence.

Personally I didn't have luck with the air method on Fords in the past, and I normally use the Motorcraft activator (the light grey with teal button remote thing) as my aftermarket one also often didn't work for Fords.

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