Low Tire Pressure warning
Hey guys!
Quick question, been driving my 2007 GT for just over a year now (mostly on weekends, not an everyday car) and recently got the Low Tire Pressure warning. I've been monitering the tire pressure pretty carefully, and after getting the warning, filled them up to 34-36. But the warning seems to persist. Anyone else getting this problem?
Thanks!
Quick question, been driving my 2007 GT for just over a year now (mostly on weekends, not an everyday car) and recently got the Low Tire Pressure warning. I've been monitering the tire pressure pretty carefully, and after getting the warning, filled them up to 34-36. But the warning seems to persist. Anyone else getting this problem?
Thanks!
thanks for the replies so far;
I have started the car after re-filling the tires and still get the message. Also, they were all sitting at about 29 psi before I filled them up. There wasn't a tire with less than normal psi compared to the others. Weird!
I have started the car after re-filling the tires and still get the message. Also, they were all sitting at about 29 psi before I filled them up. There wasn't a tire with less than normal psi compared to the others. Weird!
ORIGINAL: ltjimmy
Hey guys!
Quick question, been driving my 2007 GT for just over a year now (mostly on weekends, not an everyday car) and recently got the Low Tire Pressure warning. I've been monitering the tire pressure pretty carefully, and after getting the warning, filled them up to 34-36. But the warning seems to persist. Anyone else getting this problem?
Thanks!
Hey guys!
Quick question, been driving my 2007 GT for just over a year now (mostly on weekends, not an everyday car) and recently got the Low Tire Pressure warning. I've been monitering the tire pressure pretty carefully, and after getting the warning, filled them up to 34-36. But the warning seems to persist. Anyone else getting this problem?
Thanks!
So you're saying that firing up the ignition isn't enough to turn off the sensor, but it might help to actually take it for a spin?
(I'd have just done that already but there's about 10 inches of new snow outside
(I'd have just done that already but there's about 10 inches of new snow outside

ORIGINAL: ltjimmy
So you're saying that firing up the ignition isn't enough to turn off the sensor, but it might help to actually take it for a spin?
(I'd have just done that already but there's about 10 inches of new snow outside
So you're saying that firing up the ignition isn't enough to turn off the sensor, but it might help to actually take it for a spin?
(I'd have just done that already but there's about 10 inches of new snow outside

Correct.
Most likely getting the warning because it thinks the sensors arent there. Is the light just on, or flashing? Im still in learning mode on all the manufactors sensors. Too many different types


