Tire Pressure Monitor Error after Inflation

[SROC3]

So I tested my EZFLATE hose system and External pump today in my buddys driveway. Everything worked great, from deflation to inflation.

Then after inflating all tires to 35psi......the right rear was showing 35, BUT still had that "low pressure" orange warning symbol on it. I tried truing off/on ignition and driving around even....still shows fault....AAAaargh....

Anyone have a remedy for this? Or will it go away after a while?

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[Tricky Dick]

Try going to 36+, then dropping back down. I recall that working for others.

 

[SROC3]

Try going to 36+, then dropping back down. I recall that working for others.

Thanks!!!! I tried it and it WORKED!!!! haha! thanks so much

 

[da_jokker]

I had the same issue with my Jeep. I had to over inflate what I wanted just to shut up the alert and then drop the pressure back down. Sometimes you can get away with driving it to heat up the tires which will push it over the edge enough to shut up.

The fix is to lower the alert cutoff... I'm assuming you can do that via forscan, at least I hope so.

 

[Tricky Dick]

The fix is to lower the alert cutoff... I'm assuming you can do that via forscan, at least I hope so.

I'm not sure what his BB is but I'm guessing it must be 36 like my BL since my suggestion worked. I dropped it to 32 with Forscan to make this go away.

 

[Rjhoefar]

I dropped mine today to 28 with forscan. Pretty easy fix if you're familiar with forscan

 

[SROC3]

Thanks again everyone! I literally just pumped it up with my bike pump and it disappeared after 37 psi . Easy peasy!

 

[tmarti13]

Try going to 36+, then dropping back down. I recall that working for others.

Thank you!! I had the same problem!! Inflating to 36 as suggested worked for me too!

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