PSI blink and ICY?
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From: Appleton, WI
Originally Posted by DaveZ06
DIAMOND BAR!! Hello neighbor 
it's been getting cold as hell down in our area so it's nothing to worry about. Just start up your car and let it warm up a bit before you head off and check your tire pressure when it gets warm to see if you lost a huge amount of pressure.
it's been getting cold as hell down in our area so it's nothing to worry about. Just start up your car and let it warm up a bit before you head off and check your tire pressure when it gets warm to see if you lost a huge amount of pressure. 
I saw ICY a few weeks back when I had went to Big Bear. I knew what it meant right off the back. And as far as tire pressure goes, all 4 tires should read 37 PSI for that is the PSI they should be at.
Originally Posted by HighwaySpeed
No, they are supposed to be 35psi when cold.
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Guys dont lie to him. Listen man take it to the dealer right away your car can explode at anytime or engine may seize rush to the dealers and and make sure u tell them about the icy light. And the psi light thats real bad it means power system inoperable it can be fatal to your long block dont bull**** him man its a known problem on 350z with 1500miles
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From: Appleton, WI
Originally Posted by CaliTouring
its hard to tell when its cold because the PSi changes when I drive. Its Weird, I never know my exact PSI for some reason.
..............psi MEANS Pounds per Suare Inch!!!! GOT IT!!!!!?????
ICY refers to outside temperature (comes on automatically when it gets to about 37 degrees or so; there is nothing wrong with your car). PSI is when your tire pressure gets low and it's warning you. My tires seem to lose air when it's really cold outside.
Originally Posted by xNeo
Mine stays "- -" until a little while after I start moving.
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ok, if u truly didnt figure those out by urself... EVEN w/o reading the manual... you are one dumb "beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep"
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Originally Posted by CaliTouring
its hard to tell when its cold because the PSi changes when I drive. Its Weird, I never know my exact PSI for some reason.
Originally Posted by CaliTouring
its hard to tell when its cold because the PSi changes when I drive. Its Weird, I never know my exact PSI for some reason.
Tire pressure increases because you are driving, and driving causes heat. But don't be concerned. If the tire pressure is correct, then the tires will be fine.
One thing about when it displays ICY is it goes to the temp reading automatically. It a bit annoying since I leave it on the speedometer, and a few times I though I was going 31 when I was actually going >40 before I realized it.
im in the area sometime too
Originally Posted by sw0ng
why thank you guys, got all the info i needs
and HELLO THERE DAVE, maybe we can meet up sometime, got a few questions about my car =D, btw what year do you have?
and HELLO THERE DAVE, maybe we can meet up sometime, got a few questions about my car =D, btw what year do you have?
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