had a flat tire, donut was used, less than 12 hours later it was replaced with full size tire. now the low tire pressure gauge stays on continously, how do i turn it off

 

Check the pressure of all of your tires and be sure that they are abouve 35 psi. Then you should just have to go and drive it above 40 mph and it should go off.

Who fixed your tire BTW? Are you sure that they didn't remove or break the sensor?

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i wish our cars had the pressure monitor like the 350z ones where they actually show the # of the pressure the tires are in.

 

like this one



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Dood, the tech that changed your tires either forgot to reset the Tire Pressure Monitor.

I had a rim changed out on my G and for a while, the warning came on. Someone mentioned that in the Owner's manny, the warning coming on without an audible signal means it needs a little tweeking and does not mean that you're pressure is low.

Go to the dealer, tell them what the issue is. Ask them to reset the Tire Pressure Monitor. That *SHOULD* be all there is to it.

GL HF

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You might want to try this... inflate your tires to 40 psi (18" wheels) and see if the TPM light turns off. It should turn off after about one minute after you re-start your car. Once it is off, lower the pressure to 35 psi cold.

 

I assume your tire pressure light was already on when you got the flat not after tire replacement, right? If that's the case, you need to replace the sensor as well before service ppl can reset the light.

 

just bring it to the dealer and have them reset the tire pressure monitor.

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