Reactivate Tire Pressure Sensors
07-06-2008, 03:07 PM
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Reactivate Tire Pressure Sensors
So, did a search as well as read the manual. I get the tire pressure sensor reactivate warning and the manual says to just press the reset button and it'll ask me if I want to reactivate, to which I shall respond with a resounding JES and all will be well in the land of no warranty.. Such are mere folklore around these parts.
After pressing the reset button I get a big fat nothing. Not a thing happens. I've tried holding the button down and it just resets my trip counter, which it does flawlessly for the record. I even tried using the "page" button on the steering wheel to get to the malfunction section where it lists the warning. Still no love from the reset button.
Any idears?
After pressing the reset button I get a big fat nothing. Not a thing happens. I've tried holding the button down and it just resets my trip counter, which it does flawlessly for the record. I even tried using the "page" button on the steering wheel to get to the malfunction section where it lists the warning. Still no love from the reset button.
Any idears?
07-07-2008, 05:05 PM
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2004 E55 Evosport I & II; VRP H/E
When it happens to me, I get a message to "reset" or to "reactivate" (can't remember which) the TPMS.
I push and hold the reset button while the above message is on the screen. It then asks me if I want to reactivate and gives me the options of "yes" (by pushing the "+" button on the steering wheel) or "no" (by pushing the "-" button on the steering wheel).
Once I push the "+" button, the screen reads something like "tire pressure monitoring system reactivated." It then takes a bit of driving around before system displays the pressure in the individual tires.
I push and hold the reset button while the above message is on the screen. It then asks me if I want to reactivate and gives me the options of "yes" (by pushing the "+" button on the steering wheel) or "no" (by pushing the "-" button on the steering wheel).
Once I push the "+" button, the screen reads something like "tire pressure monitoring system reactivated." It then takes a bit of driving around before system displays the pressure in the individual tires.
07-07-2008, 08:34 PM
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1989 Toyota Tercel EZ - dyno'd @ 70whp/77wtq
Hmmm... I don't recall whether mine said "reactivated" or not when I replaced my wheels w/ aftermarket ones (I bought new TPMS).
All I remember was the TPMS that the TPMS was not available when I got into the car, then I reset them... it was not available until I drove the car for couple miles.
But either way, if I have any problems, I usually just go to TPMS screen and push the button to the left of the speedo... I forgot whether you have to push the button once, twice or hold it for couple seconds.
All I remember was the TPMS that the TPMS was not available when I got into the car, then I reset them... it was not available until I drove the car for couple miles.
But either way, if I have any problems, I usually just go to TPMS screen and push the button to the left of the speedo... I forgot whether you have to push the button once, twice or hold it for couple seconds.
07-07-2008, 09:15 PM
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Hmmm... I don't recall whether mine said "reactivated" or not when I replaced my wheels w/ aftermarket ones (I bought new TPMS).
All I remember was the TPMS that the TPMS was not available when I got into the car, then I reset them... it was not available until I drove the car for couple miles.
But either way, if I have any problems, I usually just go to TPMS screen and push the button to the left of the speedo... I forgot whether you have to push the button once, twice or hold it for couple seconds.
All I remember was the TPMS that the TPMS was not available when I got into the car, then I reset them... it was not available until I drove the car for couple miles.
But either way, if I have any problems, I usually just go to TPMS screen and push the button to the left of the speedo... I forgot whether you have to push the button once, twice or hold it for couple seconds.
After a lengthy search, someone mentioned pulling the fuse to reset it. I think I'll give it a go.
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