LarsenGrind
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Hi guys.
I have a '17 GT export model, and did the digital cluster swap.
Been running the same pressure for along time. I ran them at 2.7 BAR, but had a track day where I ran 2.2. After that I started getting an error on the front left tire.
The pressure showed on the screen was correct and went up when driving or driverside was facing the sun on a hot day when it was parked. But the TPMS symbol was showing a the bottom of the screen, and in the menu the tire was yellow.
Went to my tireguy, and he checked the pressure on all 4. The were all fine. All within .06 BAR of each other.
Then I drove some more, and the car thought all of the tires was having low pressure. But I was at 2.4. Put some more air in them a few days later, and then it was back to just having an issue with the driverside front.
The batteries work fine on all the TPMS's. The pressure shown on the screen is the same as whatever I put in at the gasstation.
So how do I reset the TPMS on the car, to have it recognise that the pressure is not low? I've tried to pull the battery on the car and leave it without power for a few hours. Didn't help?
It's getting a bit annoying, and hope to get it sorted out before I put the winters on, which could be pretty soon.
Hope there's an easy fix. Thanks in advance.
I have a '17 GT export model, and did the digital cluster swap.
Been running the same pressure for along time. I ran them at 2.7 BAR, but had a track day where I ran 2.2. After that I started getting an error on the front left tire.
The pressure showed on the screen was correct and went up when driving or driverside was facing the sun on a hot day when it was parked. But the TPMS symbol was showing a the bottom of the screen, and in the menu the tire was yellow.
Went to my tireguy, and he checked the pressure on all 4. The were all fine. All within .06 BAR of each other.
Then I drove some more, and the car thought all of the tires was having low pressure. But I was at 2.4. Put some more air in them a few days later, and then it was back to just having an issue with the driverside front.
The batteries work fine on all the TPMS's. The pressure shown on the screen is the same as whatever I put in at the gasstation.
So how do I reset the TPMS on the car, to have it recognise that the pressure is not low? I've tried to pull the battery on the car and leave it without power for a few hours. Didn't help?
It's getting a bit annoying, and hope to get it sorted out before I put the winters on, which could be pretty soon.
Hope there's an easy fix. Thanks in advance.
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