Tire Pressure Loss with STAR
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If I remember correctly, this system is a passive system. That means it doesn't actively monitor the actual tire pressure, it monitors wheel rotations. If a wheel has significantly more or less rotations, then that means the circumference has changed. Thus, the tire pressure has been adjusted.
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If I remember correctly, this system is a passive system. That means it doesn't actively monitor the actual tire pressure, it monitors wheel rotations. If a wheel has significantly more or less rotations, then that means the circumference has changed. Thus, the tire pressure has been adjusted.
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I managed to get hold of STAR and tried to enable Tire Pressure Loss Warner using the instructions above. I got to Control Units > Chassis > ESP > Control Unit Adaptations, but there was no option for Tire Pressure Loss Warner. Am i missing something? I keep hearing that something needs to be done before getting to the ESP part but i cant seem to find any instructions. Also i have a 2007 C280 4MATIC. I would truly appreciate it if you can shed some light.