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Tpms light on
I just had my wheels swapped. I kept the same stock sensors and tires. The sensors have 17k miles on them. Immediately when I turned my car on to leave the tire place, my tpms light was on.
Do I have to drive a certain amount of miles before it goes away? Do I reset it some how? First time using tpms, so not sure what to expect. Thanks |
Did you check the tire pressure in all four wheels? Should be 35 PSI.
Just had my winter rubber installed. Shop only inflated them to 30. TPMS triggered. |
That didn't even cross my mind. Just assumed they would fill them up to the correct pressure. Started brainstorming about the worst case scenario.
Hoping that's the problem |
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Like they say "an assumption is the mother of all fuck-ups" humfrz |
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Yup, lesson learned. I usually do all my maintence, because I don't trust other people. Unfortunately, I don't have the bigger equipment to do wheels.
My psi was all over the place. 37, 30, 32, 25. Put them all to 35 and after a minute the light went off. Thanks! |
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Excellent!
Oh, and it's a natural tendency to jump to more exotic conclusions. We all do it and is why in any problem solving exercise, the collaborative process is so important. |
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