TPMS Activation Tool for Ford Lincoln EL-50449 Reset Tool

$25.66 USD $31.43 USD

TPMS Activation & Reset Tool for Ford, Lincoln & Mercury Vehicles

Keep your tire pressure monitoring system running accurately with this dedicated TPMS Activation Tool (EL-50449 / FCC ID: TH9OECT5). Designed specifically for Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles, this handheld device lets you quickly activate, relearn, and reset TPMS sensors whenever you rotate tires, replace sensors, or clear a TPMS warning light — no dealership visit required.

Made in Mainland China.

Key Features

Broad Compatibility: Works with a wide range of Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury models from 2006–2016 (see full list below).
Simple One-Button Operation: Point the antenna at the tire sidewall near the valve stem, press the start button, and let the tool do the work.
Fast Sensor Reading: Audible chirp confirms each sensor has been successfully read; the turn signal indicator guides you to the next tire.
Plastic Construction: Lightweight and durable for garage and workshop use.
Model: EL-50449 | FCC ID: TH9OECT5 | Model No. 30420
Power: 1 × 9V battery (not included) — charge for ~2 hours before first use.

How to Use

Enter Training Mode: Insert the key, press the parking brake, turn the key from OFF to ON 3 times, press the parking brake again, turn key OFF, then from OFF to ON 3 more times. Three consecutive hazard-light flashes confirm training mode is active.
Activate Sensors: Starting at the left front tire, hold the tool's antenna facing the sidewall near the valve stem rim. Press and release the start button and wait for the chirp.
Repeat for All Four Tires: Follow the order — Left Front → Right Front → Right Rear → Left Rear. The turn signal light guides you to the next position.
Completion: Two chirps after the left rear sensor confirm the process is complete and the body control module exits read mode.

Compatible Vehicle List

2007–2014 Ford F-150
2008–2015 Ford F-250, F-350, F-450, F-550 Super Duty
2007–2015 Ford Mustang
2007–2014 Ford Edge
2006–2015 Ford Escape
2008–2015 Ford Expedition
2006–2016 Ford Explorer
2008–2015 Ford Flex
2008–2015 Ford Taurus
2008–2015 Ford E-150, E-250, E-350, E-450 Econoline Vans
2008–2015 Ford Fiesta
2008–2015 Ford Focus
2008–2015 Ford Fusion
2008–2011 Ford Crown Victoria
2011–2015 Ford Transit Connect
2006–2011 Ford Ranger
2007–2015 Lincoln MKX
2007–2015 Lincoln MKT
2008–2015 Lincoln MKZ
2008–2015 Lincoln MKS
2008–2015 Lincoln Navigator
2008–2011 Lincoln Town Car
2007–2008 Lincoln Mark LT
2006–2010 Mercury Mountaineer
2006–2010 Mercury Monterey
2006–2011 Mercury Mariner
2006–2011 Mercury Grand Marquis
2006–2011 Mercury Milan

Package Includes

1 × TPMS Activation Tool (EL-50449)
Note: 9V battery is NOT included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What Ford vehicles is this TPMS activation tool compatible with?

A: This EL-50449 TPMS tool is compatible with a wide range of Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury models from 2006 to 2016, including the Ford F-150, Mustang, Explorer, Escape, Focus, Fusion, Expedition, and many more. Please review the full compatible vehicle list above to confirm your specific year and model before purchasing.

Q: Do I need any special skills or equipment to use this TPMS reset tool?

A: No special skills are required. The tool uses a simple one-button operation. You follow the step-by-step training mode procedure in your vehicle, then hold the tool near each tire's valve stem, press the button, and wait for the chirp confirmation. A 9V battery (not included) is the only additional item you need.

Q: Is a battery included with the TPMS activation tool?

A: No, the 9V battery required to power this tool is not included in the package. Before first use, we recommend charging or installing a fresh battery and allowing approximately 2 hours of charge time to ensure full transmission power.

Q: When should I use a TPMS activation tool on my Ford vehicle?

A: You should use this tool any time you rotate your tires, replace a TPMS sensor, or need to reset the tire pressure monitoring system after a TPMS warning light appears on your dashboard. It reprograms the body control module to recognize the sensor positions and clear alerts.