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Old 10-25-2005, 07:56 AM
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Tpms Activated-not Sure What To Do

was wondering if the cold weather has activated the tire pressure monitoring system in any of yalls rls..........mine lights up each morning the last two days, lower temps, but goes off when i drive home, warmer weather. not sure if i should put air in the tires or not.
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Old 10-25-2005, 07:59 AM
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Re: Tpms Activated-not Sure What To Do

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was wondering if the cold weather has activated the tire pressure monitoring system in any of yalls rls..........mine lights up each morning the last two days, lower temps, but goes off when i drive home, warmer weather. not sure if i should put air in the tires or not.
Is your air pressure set to spec? I know when air get warm, it expands causing the pressure to increase.. I was told its best to check air pressure whren the tire are cold, for that reason.
Others have used nitrogen, as it remains stable, and does not change with temperatures...also help gas mileage by appox. 2% .....hope this helps
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was wondering if the cold weather has activated the tire pressure monitoring system in any of yalls rls..........mine lights up each morning the last two days, lower temps, but goes off when i drive home, warmer weather. not sure if i should put air in the tires or not.
I air my tires to 36 psi. Honda says 32 when cool. Your tire pressures must be low.
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I filled mine to 32 psi when it was cold (40's). When it was warmer (80's), my psi measured around 35. If TPMS is coming on, you need to add air. You're probably around 24psi in the morning and 26psi in the afternoon...my TPMS came on for one tire at 24psi, but the other 3 were 25psi and did not activate the TPMS.
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was wondering if the cold weather has activated the tire pressure monitoring system in any of yalls rls..........mine lights up each morning the last two days, lower temps, but goes off when i drive home, warmer weather. not sure if i should put air in the tires or not.
NOW..jeffiamNOT. How cold could it get in Dallas....60-70?Paaaleeeease..
Come to the ROC @ the ROCK and I'll show you cold weather.
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NOW..jeffiamNOT. How cold could it get in Dallas....60-70?Paaaleeeease..
Come to the ROC @ the ROCK and I'll show you cold weather.
(Sorry..buddy..had to go there you know. )
ACTUUUUUALLLY, it was 42* this morning in HOUSTON. So it was probably the same or a little cooler in big D.
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Old 10-25-2005, 11:51 AM
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Just add a little more.
Below 25psi, the light comes on, you don't want to be driving that low anyways. effects MPG. I'd add it up to 30 when cold. It'll probably warm up to 32psi, if that.
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Did a wheel light come on, or just the "TPMS" indicator on the left side of the speedometer? Could you have a TPMS failure?
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Re: Tpms Activated-not Sure What To Do

I run 40PSI all the time.....get's me 23MPG if I keep it under 60MPH!
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I run 40PSI all the time.....get's me 23MPG if I keep it under 60MPH!
You know the tires are rated at 35PSI MAX don't you? I suspect I'd get 23MPG keeping in under 60MPH at 32PSI if I'd actually drive that slow. I got nearly 22MPG with just an hour of 1 tank at 55 to 60 MPH.
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