I've got an issue with my D. Two days ago we had a cold snap and the left rear tire was down to 26 triggering the TPS warning. I made sure I got all the tires to 32-33, and the warning has not stopped. I've checked the manual, and it states that it should clear after 20 minutes. Any ideas why the TPS light/warning won't clear?

 

i think it can also take up to 35 miles to reset

 

Doesnt' the door spec say 36psi?

 

my stock wheels and sensors did that all the time. Since I've swapped wheels and put new sensors in I haven't had a light on since despite the weather changes. Kinda weird.

 

For my v6 the door lists 33. And I think Dizney24 was right. My daily drive should be long enough to hit the 20 min mark, but only 14-15 miles. It happens that I started a long road trip today and after about 40 minutes/miles it finally cleared. Seems like a pretty bad design considering my daily drive would never clear it. Nothing like having to plan a road trip to reset a tire low warning. Especially since to EVIC reading is accurate and at good pressures.

 

Mine did the same thing...I bumped the pressure up to 35 and it went away.

 

Same thing here, sudden cold weather overnight and the pressures dropped, one of the tires down to 29. The TPS light didn't go away until i put them back up to 36 which is what the dealership has been topping them up to on my last couple of oil services. 33/34 wasn't good enough to clear the warning light.

Hope this helps.