Code
C1900
MITSUBISHI
C — Chassis
Tire ID code No registration
Views:
UK: 9
EN: 11
RU: 13
AI status
Completed
Completed
100%
Causes
- TPMS sensor not registered / relearn not completed after tire change
- Dead or weak TPMS sensor battery
- Destroyed, missing or physically damaged sensor (valve assembly)
- Aftermarket or incorrect-frequency sensor incompatible with vehicle
- Faulty TPMS receiver/antenna or module
- Intermittent or open wiring / poor connector at TPMS module
Symptoms
- TPMS/TPMS warning lamp illuminated on dash
- No/blank or missing tire pressure data for one or more wheels in the instrument cluster or scan tool
- Repeated TPMS relearn failures
- Intermittent TPMS warnings or false low-pressure alerts after service
What to check
- Read stored freeze-frame and current codes with a compatible Mitsubishi diagnostic scanner
- Confirm vehicle history: recent tire change, rotation, or sensor replacement
- Visually inspect each valve/sensor for damage, corrosion, or missing sensors
- Measure actual tire pressures and compare to instrument/scan tool readings
- Use a dedicated TPMS activation tool to interrogate each sensor: read sensor ID, pressure, temperature, battery voltage, and RF signal
- Check for related communication codes on CAN bus (e.g., U-codes) and verify TPMS module power and ground
Signal parameters
- TPMS sensor ID code (unique hex/ID)
- Tire pressure (kPa or PSI) reported by sensor
- Tire temperature (°C/°F) from sensor (if supported)
- Sensor battery voltage or status (if available)
- RF signal strength / RSSI from sensor to receiver
- Number of learned sensors recorded in TPMS module
Diagnostic algorithm
- Connect a professional Mitsubishi-capable scan tool and read all TPMS/ABS/body codes; record freeze-frame data
- Verify tires and wheels: confirm present sensors and check for physical damage or aftermarket sensors
- Use a TPMS activation/diagnostic tool at each wheel to read the sensor ID, pressure, temperature and battery level; note any wheels with no response
- If a sensor responds but ID is not registered, attempt the factory TPMS relearn/registration procedure exactly as specified in the service manual
- If a sensor does not respond, replace the sensor or its valve assembly and re-attempt registration
- If registration fails with a known-good sensor, inspect and test the TPMS receiver/antenna and related wiring for power, ground, and continuity
- Check module communication on the CAN bus; repair any network issues or related module faults
- If hardware and wiring are good, check for available ECU/TPMS module software updates from Mitsubishi and apply if recommended
- After repairs or registration, clear codes, recheck for stored faults, and perform a road test to confirm stable TPMS operation
Likely causes
- TPMS sensors were not re-learned after tire rotation or replacement
- One or more sensor batteries are depleted (end of life)
- Incorrect replacement sensors (wrong frequency/ID format) were installed
- TPMS receiver/antenna or module fault preventing sensor ID reception
Fault status
Status
TPMS Tire ID code not registered — one or more sensor IDs missing or not learned by the TPMS module.
Repair difficulty: Medium
Diagnostic time: 0.5-2.0 hours
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C1900
Other
C — Chassis
Steering VAPS II Circuit Loop Short To Ground
Views:
UK: 13
EN: 23
RU: 13
AI status
Completed
Completed
100%
Causes
- TPMS sensor not registered / relearn not completed after tire change
- Dead or weak TPMS sensor battery
- Destroyed, missing or physically damaged sensor (valve assembly)
- Aftermarket or incorrect-frequency sensor incompatible with vehicle
- Faulty TPMS receiver/antenna or module
- Intermittent or open wiring / poor connector at TPMS module
Symptoms
- TPMS/TPMS warning lamp illuminated on dash
- No/blank or missing tire pressure data for one or more wheels in the instrument cluster or scan tool
- Repeated TPMS relearn failures
- Intermittent TPMS warnings or false low-pressure alerts after service
What to check
- Read stored freeze-frame and current codes with a compatible Mitsubishi diagnostic scanner
- Confirm vehicle history: recent tire change, rotation, or sensor replacement
- Visually inspect each valve/sensor for damage, corrosion, or missing sensors
- Measure actual tire pressures and compare to instrument/scan tool readings
- Use a dedicated TPMS activation tool to interrogate each sensor: read sensor ID, pressure, temperature, battery voltage, and RF signal
- Check for related communication codes on CAN bus (e.g., U-codes) and verify TPMS module power and ground
Signal parameters
- TPMS sensor ID code (unique hex/ID)
- Tire pressure (kPa or PSI) reported by sensor
- Tire temperature (°C/°F) from sensor (if supported)
- Sensor battery voltage or status (if available)
- RF signal strength / RSSI from sensor to receiver
- Number of learned sensors recorded in TPMS module
Diagnostic algorithm
- Connect a professional Mitsubishi-capable scan tool and read all TPMS/ABS/body codes; record freeze-frame data
- Verify tires and wheels: confirm present sensors and check for physical damage or aftermarket sensors
- Use a TPMS activation/diagnostic tool at each wheel to read the sensor ID, pressure, temperature and battery level; note any wheels with no response
- If a sensor responds but ID is not registered, attempt the factory TPMS relearn/registration procedure exactly as specified in the service manual
- If a sensor does not respond, replace the sensor or its valve assembly and re-attempt registration
- If registration fails with a known-good sensor, inspect and test the TPMS receiver/antenna and related wiring for power, ground, and continuity
- Check module communication on the CAN bus; repair any network issues or related module faults
- If hardware and wiring are good, check for available ECU/TPMS module software updates from Mitsubishi and apply if recommended
- After repairs or registration, clear codes, recheck for stored faults, and perform a road test to confirm stable TPMS operation
Likely causes
- TPMS sensors were not re-learned after tire rotation or replacement
- One or more sensor batteries are depleted (end of life)
- Incorrect replacement sensors (wrong frequency/ID format) were installed
- TPMS receiver/antenna or module fault preventing sensor ID reception
Fault status
Status
TPMS Tire ID code not registered — one or more sensor IDs missing or not learned by the TPMS module.
Repair difficulty: Medium
Diagnostic time: 0.5-2.0 hours
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