YOUR RESEARCHTPMS forgets every time
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Hi guys, I have a 911 turbo 2008 and just had all 4 of my sensors replaced. But every time i turn the ignition off, i get a add air message. And it will have to relearn every single time i turn the car back on. Is there a memory battery on the ECU that I might have dead? Thanks for the help, this is really a hasle because I cant get the flat tire warning away. Also the TPMS sensors are always 3 psi lower, so any variation it will give me a flat tire warning. Thanks, Alan
Hello, I figured out what was the problem with my tpms. It is correct that porsche TPMS has a lower reading around 3 psi than actual. So im keeping my tires around 2 psi more, and therefore avoid the low pressure warning. But what i had going on is that my valves was loose. so actually i did have a leak. got the valves tightend and now im quite happy for the tpms for the warning. Later, Racer06
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