DIY - How to reset your tire pressure monitoring system without going to a dealer
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DIY - How to reset your tire pressure monitoring system without going to a dealer
1. Inflate the your tires to these exact specs:
Driver's Front : 34 psi
Passenger's Front : 31 psi
Passenger's Rear: 29 psi
Driver's Rear: 26 psi
2. Locate the TPMS plug by your left knee under the dash.
Driver's Front : 34 psi
Passenger's Front : 31 psi
Passenger's Rear: 29 psi
Driver's Rear: 26 psi
2. Locate the TPMS plug by your left knee under the dash.
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3. Start the car
Tap the wire to the Ebrake 5-8 times
The TPMS warning light should begin flashing.
If it doesn't flash, shut the car off. Hold the wire to the Ebrake. Start the car. Shut off the car. Repeat Step #3.
Once it's flashing, and the car is running. DRIVE
Don't stop until it turns off. When it stops flashing and the light goes off. PULL OVER
Inflate all your tires evenly.
You're done.
Tap the wire to the Ebrake 5-8 times
The TPMS warning light should begin flashing.
If it doesn't flash, shut the car off. Hold the wire to the Ebrake. Start the car. Shut off the car. Repeat Step #3.
Once it's flashing, and the car is running. DRIVE
Don't stop until it turns off. When it stops flashing and the light goes off. PULL OVER
Inflate all your tires evenly.
You're done.
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