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It's the TPMS again

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POST 1Original post

Sorry to run this topic around again but- After a 10 mile trip yesterday ,I went to go out again & the screen showed the right rear 4 PSI down. Gauge showed 1 pound over spec. Same for the left rear. In the past I have added air to 40+ PSI & bleed then down to spec. This would solve the problem. Warning light was still on. Checked this morning, both rears at spec. Thought that running the "re-learn" program might solve the problem. After 45 minutes the program was still running. I hate to leave the key "on" this long. My question- Should I be driving the car to make this program work?

POST 2Original post

You must drive the car, yes. Page 108 of the '06 Owner's Manual " The wheel learning process takes place exclusively when the vehicle is being driven. " There is some other nice stuff to know about temps and other things useful about TPMS in there also.

POST 3Original post

TPMS is always going to be a pain in the A**. Get used to it.

POST 4Original post

Thanks Santa Fe. I was on the pages for '07 that explain how to use the set up,but it made no mention of driving the car or maybe it's later in the section.

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