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jetboy1975
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I'm assuming you are equipped with TPMS which means it is sensing one of your tire pressures is too low. (below 26-28psi or there abouts) Check pressures and inflate where necessary. Don't forget to check the spare.
SkylineGTRracer
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Mine goes off if I've been driving for more than an hour. I don't carry my spare tire and thats the only reason mine goes off.
MichaelM
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Ok so I feel really stupid but I figured it out. I got new wheels and tires about a month ago (no TPMS sensors). This did not occur to me as the problem because it took nearly a month for the low tire pressure light to come on.
So now my question is.. is there any way to disable it? I am not a fan of having lights on on my dash (or paying out the ass for a set of TPMS sensors).
So now my question is.. is there any way to disable it? I am not a fan of having lights on on my dash (or paying out the ass for a set of TPMS sensors).
810moto
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how about just popping out the fuse and see if it works. my light has been on for a few months and is driving me nuts. I know all 5 of my tires are at 35psi.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36613889@N05/4855862258/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/36613889@N05/4855862258/
MichaelM
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Good idea but my stock wheels and tires are at my parents house. No storage in apartment :dammit:
I thought about that but didn't think it would have its OWN fuse. I'll check that out though. Hope it does. It is really pissing me off