TPMS light stays on
#1
TPMS light stays on
All 4 Tpms sensors are reading correctly all 4 tires are set at 35 lbs cold but my light will not go off. It is not blinking it remains solid any ideas? Thanks for the help and sorry if this has been already answered I looked and couldn't find anything.
#3
Welcome to the site.
Posting the year and model of your car will help us to help you.
You say the tires are at 35 psi. Do you mean that the tires read 35 using a tire gauge AND this matches the car instrument panel reading of the tires ?
If so, you may need to try a TPMS sensor match.(any chance someone rotated the tires and didn't complete the sensor match ? )
The process is outlined in your owners manual. Without the year model, not sure which one of the 2 different process' your car uses.
Posting the year and model of your car will help us to help you.
You say the tires are at 35 psi. Do you mean that the tires read 35 using a tire gauge AND this matches the car instrument panel reading of the tires ?
If so, you may need to try a TPMS sensor match.(any chance someone rotated the tires and didn't complete the sensor match ? )
The process is outlined in your owners manual. Without the year model, not sure which one of the 2 different process' your car uses.
#5
Sorry it is a 2008 ls. I just had new tires installed and had sensors installed my old tires did not have sensors My receipt says they matched the sensors but I have not verified it for myself. Yes the tires are at 35 and it matches the instrument panel. I should probably verify the sensors are matched.
Thanks for the help and thanks for the welcome
Thanks for the help and thanks for the welcome
#9
Not sure what the dealer charges but there is a TSB listed on our site regarding this on the 2008's. Don't have time to look it up again but I think it was post #55 in that thread.
Another option you could try is the battery "lobotomy". Disconnecting the battery (ground cable only please ! ) for 20-30 minutes to let the cars systems reboot. Never know. It may work and save you some dealer charges.
Here's that thread on the TSB: https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/prob...d-23231/page6/
Another option you could try is the battery "lobotomy". Disconnecting the battery (ground cable only please ! ) for 20-30 minutes to let the cars systems reboot. Never know. It may work and save you some dealer charges.
Here's that thread on the TSB: https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/prob...d-23231/page6/