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Old 01-28-2005, 12:56 PM
burch2217 burch2217 is offline
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I had your situation.

On my limited 2005 4Runner that we had just purchased. First day it gets to 10F, the TPS monitor light comes on and the wife tells me about it. Having read all the informative posts, I go out and start checking the pressure.

I have 28 PSI in all the tires and the light is on... I decide to put 32 psi in all the tires when the temp is about 18F. I do all five (yes, four and the spare), and the next morning in similar situation the light is off. I'm estimating that this is about 35 psia at 50F.

Since then the temp has been colder and we have had no more occurances of the light. My advice is to raise the pressure comparable to what I did... and see what happens.
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