Tire pressure sensor malfunction
Hi friends. About once for every 50-100km of driving I get a little message saying that my tire pressure sensor is malfunctioning. It's been going on for about 6 months. None of my tires are leaking air so it must just be the sensor. Is the anyway to override this so I don't get the alert? I don't really feel like changing potentially all four just to get rid of the message.
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I have the same issue. It only happens on long drives, so not that big of an annoyance. There is a way that TPMS can be disabled in FORScan, but I haven't tried that yet.
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I've had the same problem for about 6 months. Finally narrowed it down to a cigarette lighter USB adapter. Removed it from the truck, no more TPMS fault light.
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Originally Posted by Ricktwuhk
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Originally Posted by 12B302
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I've had the same problem for about 6 months. Finally narrowed it down to a cigarette lighter USB adapter. Removed it from the truck, no more TPMS fault light.
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Originally Posted by 12B302
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I've had the same problem for about 6 months. Finally narrowed it down to a cigarette lighter USB adapter. Removed it from the truck, no more TPMS fault light.
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My 2011 does the same every once in a great while. Normally the light will go out after a few minutes or at least the next time I start it. I just assumed the TPMS was near the end of its battery life but will now try to check the USB insert.
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Originally Posted by matwin
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Which one? :unsure:
The USB thing is interesting, though. I always have 2 of those plugged in and occasionally see the tpms message. BTW, it should be a different message if a tire is low. |
You can read individual tire sensors using forscan to determine which sensor has failed if that's the case.
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