Service Bulletin

GL1800 #2
November 2023

American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
2009 ~ 2017 GL1800 GOLD WING
TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEM (TPMS) REPLACEMENT
BACKGROUND
Honda has sourced a new supplier for the 2009 ~ 2017 GL1800 Tire Pressure Monitoring System
(TPMS). The new TPMS supplier parts are not compatible (will not communicate) with the original
equipment parts. Therefore, if the original TPMS sensor/valve or receiver requires replacement, it
will require the TPMS kit listed in this bulletin. Individual parts in the kit are available for future
repairs.
AFFECTED UNITS
2009 ~ 2017 GL1800 Gold Wing (all types)
CUSTOMER NOTIFICATION
There is no customer notification associated with this Service Bulletin.
PARTS INFORMATION
Order the complete TPMS kit shown below through the normal parts ordering process.
Part Number
38010-MJK-305

Qty.
1

Description
TPMS Kit

If any part in the TPMS kit requires replacing in the future, order the appropriate part from the list
below.
Part Number

Qty.

Description

32110-MJK-A80

1

Set, TPMS Receiver Unit

35012-MJK-A80

2

Set, TPMS Sensor

32110-MJK-A00

1

Sub, Harness TPMS

64261-MJK-A80

1

Stay, TPMS Receiver Unit

19051-KGB-610

2

Rubber, Rad MT

61105-MFN-D00

2

Collar

95701-06022-00

2

Bolt, Flange 6 x 22

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MTB 55120 (2311)

CUSTOMER INFORMATION: The information in this bulletin is intended for use only by skilled technicians who have the proper tools, equipment, and training to
correctly and safely maintain your Honda. These procedures should not be attempted by any other individuals and you should not assume this bulletin applies to your
Honda, or that your Honda has the condition described. To determine whether this information applies, contact an authorized Honda dealer.

GL1800 #2
November 2023

DEALER SUPPORT
TECHNICAL QUESTIONS
If you have any technical questions relating to
this procedure, please contact:
Motorcycle TechLine Online:
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HOW TO IDENTIFY PARTS
To easily identify if a unit already has the new
supplier parts installed, refer to the images
below.

REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
NEW KIT INSTALLATION
Refer to the GL1800 Gold Wing Service Manual.
1. Remove the original TPMS sensors and
receiver.
2. Install the new TPMS sensors and receiver
with the bracket, sub-harness and hardware
provided with the kit.
After the new TPMS sensors and receiver have
been installed, the system must be activated and
checked for proper operation.
The sensors are already paired with the receiver
from the factory. Test the system by riding the
motorcycle until the TPMS and Low Tire
Warning lights on the dash turn off
(approximately two minutes at 12 mph
(20 km/h). Once the lights go off, the system is
operational.
NEW SENSOR REPLACEMENT
Replace the TPMS sensor/valve using the
appropriate shop manual procedures.
You must complete the registration procedure to
pair the new sensor to the existing receiver. See
the GL1800 Gold Wing Service Manual
procedure - MEMORIZING THE TIRE PRESSURE
SENSOR ID.
WHEEL REPLACEMENT
Identify which TPMS sensor/valve was installed
on the old wheel.
If both TPMS sensors/valves are working
properly and in good condition, move the TPMS
sensor/valve from the old wheel to the new
wheel.
If any unit that still has the original TPMS style
requires a new TPMS sensor/valve, you must
install the complete Initial Repair Kit.
Wheel sub-assemblies no longer include the
TPMS sensor/valve and must be purchased
separately.
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Original TPMS Sensor/Valve

New TPMS Sensor/Valve

READING SENSORS
WITH TPMS TOOL
When using the ATEQ VT36 or ATEQ VT37 TPMS
tool (or equivalent) to test the new TPMS
sensors on a 2009 ~ 2017 GL1800, you MUST
select a 2018 model year or newer GL1800
model, otherwise the TPMS tool will not read the
new TPMS sensors.

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