Its possible the wheels you have do not have the TPMS sensors in them, or they could be different (I believe there is a way to program them). Usually on cars without the sensors the light will randomly come on if you drive at interstate speeds for ~45mins, however some cars without them come on immediately.

-Rob

 

Thanks alot rob, and by any chance would you know how I would go about programming them and around how much that would run.
Once again thanks for the help

 

If you have a sears auto center by you, 5 bucks each sensor. It's mandatory to program all 4 so it will be 20 bucks out the door.

 

Thanks Rob I really appreciate the help

 

Hey guys it's been a very long day. so i not going to read all the post . Hope this helps just had the same problem my INFIN. TECH. did the top off of the brake fluid, but he also told me he had to glue (epoxy) a cilp i belive is what he said . It under the passenger seat. Something INFIN. know about. Long day good buzz hope i got it right..:

 

Guys idk if it was said in this thread already but people need to do their research!!! If these lights all come on at the same time (not the TMPS) then its almost ALWAYS low brake pads! or brake fluid! its a reminder!

 

I had this happen on my Altima and it turned out to be a bad wheel sensor like franky reported. have them check that first. they should be able to read an ABS code that would show a defective or malfunctioning sensor. It's a proprietary code reader for Infiniti abs systems that you can't buy so you're stuck with going to the dealer to get it read.

 

Double post......;(

 

I have a 2007 G35S sedan. After starting my car I could hear ABS actuators firing (kind of sounded like Star Wars phasers firing) after a few minutes all of the lights would illuminate and not go off. I found out code 1108 was setting indicating front drivers side wheel speed sensor. I unplugged the sensor, cleaned it, disconnected the connector and put everything back and it still failed. Finally took it to the dealer and the tech indicated that he almost never replaces wheel speed sensors but does replace bearings often. There was no play in the tire (which would indicated a failed bearing) but the inside of the bearing seal was all chewed up and in bad shape which is where the sensor reads the wheel speed. I suggested the tech replace the bearing first and if that fixes the problem then all is good (if it didn't to go ahead and replace the sensor). Replacing just the bearing FIXED the problem and all is good.

 

i have a 2005 g35 coupe with currently 29,000 miles and i have had this problem for 6 months now. 4 months after i bought this car, i noticed my brakes starting to pulsate at somewhat high speeds. Then the lights would come on Vdc off, slip and abs, then the braking would be normal but those lights on. i have extended warranty so i went to the dealer and they replaced a wheel sensor, i took it out, same problem. Went back and they changed the g sensor or yaw rate sensor, same problem. Went back and they changed the ABS module, same problem. Then went back and they did an ABS calibration, same problem. To this day those lights still come on and the diagnostics say all sensors are working. i recently also got new tires and i got an alignment done which shows have an issue with a negative camber and a local mod shop says i might have a wheel bearing problem or an electrowheel or something. keep in mind this went to a dealer so brake fluid, battery resets and all that is all been done and still not fixed. The rotors and pads are also fairly new and fine. Someone please help with this problem.

 

I had the same issue. Once I changed my brake pads I haven’t seen the lights on my dash