tire pressure light

Brad062991 · October 13, 2014

Do any of you know how to shut off the tire pressure light? Keeps going off and there all the same.

newdude · October 13, 2014

Check your tire pressures with a hand gauge make sure they are all correct. Could have a bad sensor or another fault if its not just the pressure.

Brad062991 · October 13, 2014

Is there a way though to just reset the light so it's not on my dash? If it's the sensor that's not cool it's like 100$

Mike-1000 · October 13, 2014

If they are all the same pressure....are they close to the specs for the original tires/sensors?

The door sticker on my HD wants 60# front and 80# rear. I can't run all four at the same pressure (without a light on) because something will be too far out of the required pressure range. I usually get a light when the weather cools down because I try to run them a few pounds lower than the sticker info. I'm not sure how much leeway they allow but I thinks it's somewhere in the +/- 5# range. Maybe one of the tech guys knows for certain.

Mike

Brad062991 · October 13, 2014

Ya its cooler now and I have aftermarket wheels but was never a issue before

searay220 · October 22, 2014

Check your spare tire it may have a sensor in it as well.

f1100turbo · November 5, 2014

You can't shut it off.

A dealer can ..... but good luck getting them to do it.

Put new sensors in the wheels.

What's another couple hundo at this point.

You could always put tape over it..... [emoji12]

Turbs

Harleydude64 · January 31, 2019

On 2014-11-05 at 3:02 PM, f1100turbo said:

You can't shut it off.

A dealer can ..... but good luck getting them to do it.

Put new sensors in the wheels.

What's another couple hundo at this point.

You could always put tape over it.....

Turbs

Ran across this old thread, you can very much shut the light off lol.

I bought a obd2 delete frkm DTDiesel autosync, for the price of a set up sensors and its stays off for the life of the vehicle and ontop of that my aftermarket nav/dvd player integrates with all factory options and I can re-adjust the psi thresholds from 80-45 psi and rotate tires simply pressing 2 buttons.

P.S. tpms is not legally mandatory here in Canada