Tire sensor light
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From: Richland Center WI
Tire sensor light
So, I took my truck to the dealer on Monday for my rims corroding and they replaced all 4 rims. Now my tire pressure sensor light comes on and stays on. They said that it should reset itself because they changed out 2 or the sensors. So far it hasn't, so I am wondering if I just unhook the battery for about 10 mins or so do you guys think it would just reset itself, or should I take it back to the dealer and have them do it?
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You can try clearing memory by unhooking negative cable,turn key to start,turn key off,hook battery back up.Test drive.BUT the sensors should reset in a just a few miles of normal driving.If not its back to the shop.They must have broke the sensors dismounting the tires.I'm told it happens a lot with either inexperience or older tire equipment.
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have you checked the pressure? On my truck on a cold day the sensors tripped at around 33 lbs. if the tire pressure is over 35 then they should reset after a few minutes of driving.
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Since they put the tires on, I have driven over 100 miles, they did replace 2 of the sencors when they put the tires on. I got to work the next day after they put them and checkd the tire pressure and all 4 tires are around 40 psi. I will try the battery thing this weekend and see if that helps. If that dosen't work, then it is going back to the shop.
