silverz

Has anyone else had this problem? I get into my car today and drive about 50 feet, then a buzzer sounds and my Tire Pressure Monitoring System light comes on on the dash. I check my gauge and it says that I have 29psi in all my tires. I figure it will go off when the tires warm up and the psi increases to around 32. Well, after about 20-25 minutes of driving my gauge says that I have 33psi in all tires - but the Monitoring System light never went out on the dash and "psi" was flashing in the lower right hand corner of my gauge. After I got to work, I tried turning off the car and starting it again to see if the light would go out - it came back on again. How do I get the light to go out on the dash? Has anyone else had this happen to them?

MustGoFastR

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one tire must have dipped below 28psi to trigger the alarm. Once triggered, you have to get all 4 tires to read 35 or above and it will reset automatically. Recomended is 35psi cold, some run 32-33psi for a slightly softer ride; either way, this will provide a reading of 35 or higher when warm. Your car is trying to tell you something; you are running your tires a little low.

shagz

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I had the same warning light/sound go off, showing all 4 as 29psi cold. I pumped them up to 35psi cold, and the warning light/sound stopped.