i dont have the book that came with my 2007 g35x ...so can someone tell me what this light is.... all of my fluids are fine

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Tire pressure, sometimes you have to fill them up a good amount before it will stop going off. Or if its like mine it will go off every time you go above 70 regardless...

 

ok thanks !!! i thought it was a fluid level

 

Im pretty sure its the tire pressure monitor light.

 

+1^^

 

Lmao!

 

blinker fluid.....

 

Ha. Mine just came on today for the first time since I got the car. My co-workers said not to worry about it though because the cold weather makes it fluctuate. I'm gonna check the pressure today anyway.

 

tire fluid is low. You should always drain & refill in the winter

 

tire pressure, it happens whenever the temperature drastically changes, like right about now here in new england, haha

 

You are technically correct, but I wouldn't recommend the trouble of draining.

From Wikipedia:
"A fluid is a substance that continually deforms (flows) under an applied shear stress. All gases are fluids, but not all liquids are fluids."

 

indeed... however, if there is too munch hydrogen and your "tire fluid" is wet - it will eventually rot your tire...

Since the majority of the "tire fluid" is nitrogen and oxygen - typically drain and refill is not necessary... however, most sources of tire fluid have trace amounts of hydrogen which taints the tire fluid... in the winter months with cold ambient air temps condenses the o2 molecules, the concentration of "wet" from the hydrogen becomes increasingly damaging.

I'd say toss the tires and buy new ones when the light comes on

 

As people said tire pressure light , fill it up and drive a bit about 35mph and it should go off.

 

LOL at the resonses in this thread... you're gonna scare the crap out of the guy and make him think theres more to it then there is.

 

LOL...

If it wasn't for the fact that there are many threads about it already - and its identified in the owners manual, I'd be more accommodating...

but in this case, I think the tire fluid is way too low and condensation reached a point to throw the volatile"!" which we all know really means the tires are gonna blow up!