Is it like acuras where it shows the specific tire and its pressure amount or is it more simplified and just says "Check tire pressure"?

 

It just throws a light... nothing fancy.

 

Aww it only gives you a light...thats weak, i was hoping it came up digital in the miles screen...bummer..

 

I was hoping for....

 

What kind of car is that?^

 

it's probably american. It looks like an american dash x100

 

Thats deff a Dodge. Caliber R/T?

 

Most Dodges have a white back round on the guages i thought?

 

Its a Mopar vehicle. I promise that. I use to work on them all the time.
Its either a Grand Cherokee, Stratus/Sebring/whatever the other is , or a Caliber.

Edit, Grand Cherokee. Final answer.

 

This morning I got the warning from the TPMS, it appears right below the speedometer (next to the red "fasten seatbelts") icon

and it looks like this: ( ! )

 

dude we are having major issues at the dealership with this tpms lights. I can't tell you how many tpms sensors I have changed the last few weeks. when the dtc is set and the light comes on address the issue immediately. if you don't it will "burn" the sensor and cause it to need to be replaced. this information is straight from Honda Corporate. And just FYI the tpms sensors at Superior Honda are 175.99 each. so just a heads up

 

Define "burn".....how does it damage it due to heat.

 

My TPMS light turned on yesterday, the cars not even a week old. WTF!! does this mean I got to take it to the dealer now?

 

No it means you gotta take it to the air pump.

Mine's only 3 weeks old...just needed air, topped it off, no big deal.

 

Hehe, yes relax. Tires can lose air pretty frequently (depending on conditions) so you should check your air pressure regularly at least once a month if not twice.

 

when i say the term "burn the sensor", I just mean sensor go bad. Not literally burn. Sorry I didn't clarify. My mistake

 

My wifes fit came off the show room floor and the same day had the light come on. She stopped checked the tires and they were all at 46 PSI. dropped them to the required 32 and it sat over night. checked them for the next two days and kept them at 32. she was driving around in it today and all the sudden the light went off. kinda weird I think. but the light is out. still going to have the dealership look at it. just in case.

 

whoa... i had a big feeling that TPMS would be a hassle rather than help!