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Re: Another TPMS question.... sorry
its the TPMS light and not the (!) light. From what I'm reading it looks like either the system need to be reset, or it is failed. Any thoughts on disconnecting the battery and letting the system reset?
Bottom line is that this truck had been on the lot a little longer than some of the others. They were willing to deal. It still had less than 30 miles, but had been on the lot for almost 6 weeks. We have had multiple large temperature changes over that time which can account for the lower tire pressure. Doesn't excuse the fact that after the truck sold, that nobody checked the tire pressure before I took the keys. I did fill all tires to about 33 before driving off the lot. Normally I would scorn myself for taking possession of a car with a warning light on, but it was a long day, and I've waited a long time for this truck, and this isn't a safety issue, but an inconvenience.
I'm trying not to let this light deflate my excitement of finally having my own Ridgeline!
Doc
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