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TPMS glitch, my fix this time

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POST 1Original post

Went for a short drive a couple of days ago. As I pulled into my driveway, BEEP! My dash lit up, yellow low tire pressure symbol and the pressure display red-light -4 and -- readings. Thinking I ran over something, checked the pressures, all good. TPMS sensors less than a year old. Durametric to the rescue. In this case no codes, actual values FL, FR, RL and RR reading correctly! Hum? Scratched my head for a moment. Did I try turning it off and on? At the key yes, however no change. Time for a real off, disconnected the battery waited 10 minutes. Eureka, no more warning lights, pressures displayed correctly! Hope this helps someone. Eyes up, look ahead

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Or you simply switch the wheel size in the multifunction display and then switch it back again. This causes the system to go into learn mode and things will go back to normal after a mile or two of driving

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