If the TPMS warning lamp appears on your Proton X50 or Geely Coolray (Binyue) dashboard, it often indicates a failed, inactive, or non‑paired tire pressure sensor. This guide shows how to relearn (pair) the sensors with the Launch Creader TPMS 5011 V2 (the 511S V2 works identically).
Tools Required
- ✔ Launch Creader TPMS 5011 V2 or 511S V2
(Same functionality; 511S V2 is the offline version, 5011 V2 is the e-commerce variant.) - ✔ Vehicle in ignition ON (engine not started) state
Step-by-Step Procedure
Step 1: Check Sensor Status
- Power on Creader TPMS 5011 V2 device and select TPMS.
- Choose the vehicle profile: Proton X50 / Geely Coolray, 2018/09–2023/12, 433 MHz.
- Hold the tool near each tire’s valve stem to scan.
- If a wheel does not return data, that sensor may be missing, damaged, or depleted.
Step 2: Activate and Read Sensor IDs
- Place Launch 5011 V2 TPMS tool right next to the valve stem and press the trigger to activate the sensor.
- The screen will display the sensor’s ID, pressure (and temperature if supported).
- Repeat for all four wheels and ensure each one is successfully detected.
Step 3: Perform OBD Relearn
- Connect the 5011 V2 TPMS Tool to the vehicle’s OBD-II port (ignition ON, engine still OFF).
- Navigate: Learning -> OBD Relearn.
- The tool transmits the collected sensor IDs to the vehicle ECU. During this process, the TPMS warning light may blink.
- Wait until the device displays “Learning Success.” At that moment, the new sensor IDs are stored in the ECU.
Step 4: Verify Result
- Start the engine and observe the instrument cluster: the TPMS light should extinguish if the procedure was successful.
- Drive for a few minutes at low speed so the system refreshes live pressure values.
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Troubleshooting (If the Warning Light Stays On)
- Reconfirm that all four sensors were successfully activated/read (one may have failed).
- Check that the OBD connector is firmly seated.
- Repeat the OBD relearn if any ID did not write correctly.
With the Launch Creader TPMS 5011 V2 (or 511S V2), you can efficiently relearn TPMS sensor IDs on Proton X50 and Geely Coolray models, restoring proper monitoring and preventing false alerts—enhancing both safety and driving confidence.