How do you turn off the TPMS sensor warning in gauge display
01-17-2010, 12:54 PM
#26
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True story.
About 3 years ago my wife had this 1994 Accord winter beater I scored for $100... nice car really, and one night I HEAR her pull in its knocking and squeeling so bad. I ask whats going on, and shes like "well.. the oil change light has been on for most of the day". There is no oil change light on an Accord that old... it was the oil pressure idiot light that comes on at like 4psi and below.
Needless to say I had to find another winter beater on craigslist that night.
About 3 years ago my wife had this 1994 Accord winter beater I scored for $100... nice car really, and one night I HEAR her pull in its knocking and squeeling so bad. I ask whats going on, and shes like "well.. the oil change light has been on for most of the day". There is no oil change light on an Accord that old... it was the oil pressure idiot light that comes on at like 4psi and below.
Needless to say I had to find another winter beater on craigslist that night.
05-03-2021, 08:21 AM
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You can reset it by doing this:
1. Turn ignition to on position, but do not start the car
2. Hold the lock and unlock button on your key fob for a few seconds and the horn will sound twice and the DIC will say Tire Sensor Relearn.
3. Start at the left front tire and either remove or add air until the horn sounds.
4. From the left front move to the right front, then right rear, then left rear, doing the same to each until the horn sounds.
5. When you are finished with the left rear the horn will sound twice letting you know the relearn is complete
1. Turn ignition to on position, but do not start the car
2. Hold the lock and unlock button on your key fob for a few seconds and the horn will sound twice and the DIC will say Tire Sensor Relearn.
3. Start at the left front tire and either remove or add air until the horn sounds.
4. From the left front move to the right front, then right rear, then left rear, doing the same to each until the horn sounds.
5. When you are finished with the left rear the horn will sound twice letting you know the relearn is complete
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