bj-99

Ok. Tire pressure light came on. Checked all 4 & they are @ 34 PSI. So a sensor has quit. How do I find out which one? My Corvette reports each wheel individually, makes it easy.

NoQuestionZ

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Go to Discount Tire (that's where I went with TPMS issues. They can check/reset them on the car for free. One may have died and they should be able to see that too.

bj-99

Thanks. Great to know

terrasmak

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What year is your car?

calidrew909

this is a 350z forum

boost'nvq35hr

Wait this isnt the 350 V8 ZR Corvette forum? damn you google.

bj-99

2007

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

Ok, 03 to 06 you can see the PSI in you multi display. I wonder why they got rid of that feature in 07. You will probably need a dealer to check it out.

Dealsgap

One of my sensors on my 08 gave a false code about a year ago. I knew that nothing was wrong with the tire (I check them pretty regularly) so I just disregarded the warning until I went in for my next oil change at the dealorship.

They reset it for me and did not charge me anything. Has been fine ever since...

Castor771

My tpms light went on recently but I was only able to accurately determine the psi on the front driver side was triggering the light using an accuguage pressure tester. The pressure reading on my portable air compressor was inaccurate.

HK350 Z

They stopped because poeple were putting the sensors on the incorrect tires so that they couldnt tell which one had the issue.So Nissan decided to make it easier and hassle free if the sensors get swapped by accident.