helppp, problem with my fit!!
#1
helppp, problem with my fit!!
okay so i turned on my key and this light came on above the headlight light. i think its the tpms or whatever, so i took out my pressure measuring tool and then i thought to my self how the eff do i tell if my tires are losing pressure with this? so i opened up all the air caps and used the tool and this pressure stick stuck out when air went into the tool, and the readings were like 25, 25 25, 25. each tire seem to have the same pressure but my light was still on. so im not sure if i know exactly what im doing but can anyone give me on tips on how to fix the tire pressure signal. heres a pic of the signal
#2
I run 40 psi. you may have reached the low range of the sensor. raise the PSI and retest
The TREAD Act mandates that new vehicles less than 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight, sold in the United States, be equipped with tire pressure monitoring systems, or TPMS, beginning with the 2006 model year. TPMS systems alert drivers when the pressure in a tire falls more than 25 percent below the manufacturer’s recommended tire pressure. The TREAD Act affects passenger cars, light trucks and buses. Light-duty vehicles with dual-rear axles are excluded.
The TREAD Act mandates that new vehicles less than 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight, sold in the United States, be equipped with tire pressure monitoring systems, or TPMS, beginning with the 2006 model year. TPMS systems alert drivers when the pressure in a tire falls more than 25 percent below the manufacturer’s recommended tire pressure. The TREAD Act affects passenger cars, light trucks and buses. Light-duty vehicles with dual-rear axles are excluded.
#5
i did a retest, i got 30 on the left rear tire, 25 , 25 ,25, i think cojaro is right, the stick is not accurate at all. imma go fill it up on air, i hope nothing goes wrong on my way to the gas station ><
#12
I run 40 psi. you may have reached the low range of the sensor. raise the PSI and retest
The TREAD Act mandates that new vehicles less than 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight, sold in the United States, be equipped with tire pressure monitoring systems, or TPMS, beginning with the 2006 model year. TPMS systems alert drivers when the pressure in a tire falls more than 25 percent below the manufacturer’s recommended tire pressure. The TREAD Act affects passenger cars, light trucks and buses. Light-duty vehicles with dual-rear axles are excluded.
The TREAD Act mandates that new vehicles less than 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight, sold in the United States, be equipped with tire pressure monitoring systems, or TPMS, beginning with the 2006 model year. TPMS systems alert drivers when the pressure in a tire falls more than 25 percent below the manufacturer’s recommended tire pressure. The TREAD Act affects passenger cars, light trucks and buses. Light-duty vehicles with dual-rear axles are excluded.
If this is ture than the 07 Fit should have TPMS. But they don't. Just woundering i have not heard about this yet
#13
yeah thats the first thing i did but guess what.. labor day!! lol. how long did they take to fix it?
#14
Man u don't want to know. It took them a day they gave me a free rent a car for the day it was there. Because it is under warranty. But they did not know if it was the psi or if it was just a faulty sensor so they told me it will take a while to find out. I think they just wanted to drive my fit around for a day
#15
I run 40 psi. you may have reached the low range of the sensor. raise the PSI and retest
The TREAD Act mandates that new vehicles less than 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight, sold in the United States, be equipped with tire pressure monitoring systems, or TPMS, beginning with the 2006 model year. TPMS systems alert drivers when the pressure in a tire falls more than 25 percent below the manufacturer’s recommended tire pressure. The TREAD Act affects passenger cars, light trucks and buses. Light-duty vehicles with dual-rear axles are excluded.
The TREAD Act mandates that new vehicles less than 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight, sold in the United States, be equipped with tire pressure monitoring systems, or TPMS, beginning with the 2006 model year. TPMS systems alert drivers when the pressure in a tire falls more than 25 percent below the manufacturer’s recommended tire pressure. The TREAD Act affects passenger cars, light trucks and buses. Light-duty vehicles with dual-rear axles are excluded.
#19
Gonna update for you guys on what happen. I took the fit to Honda World ,they fixed it by just pumping it up again and said they never experienced anything like this. 1st all tires were at 25psi which is rare + weird and 2nd there was no sign of leakage in any tires what so ever. They told me they are stumped and that i should watch out if the tpms signal comes on again. Lol kinda freaky how all my tires hit 25psi without any leaks, maybe the dealership sold it to me that way?