TPMS issue
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TPMS issue
The issue I'm having is that my TPMS light flashes for a while then stays on and I am getting a message that says Check TPM System. I have an AEV Procal and did have it set so that the threshold was 20 something pounds, I can't remember exactly where I had it set. The first thing I did was take back any of the settings I had put in with the Procal. That did nothing. I aired the tires back up to 37 psi, and that did nothing. The tires psi don't flash in the dash either like when the air pressure is too low. I am driving a 2014 JKUR with a 3" Mopar lift and 35s.
At this point I'm thinking I might have a bad sensor, but all 4 are still registering a psi in my dash. Has anyone else had this issue? Does anyone have any ideas on why it would be doing this?
At this point I'm thinking I might have a bad sensor, but all 4 are still registering a psi in my dash. Has anyone else had this issue? Does anyone have any ideas on why it would be doing this?
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The issue I'm having is that my TPMS light flashes for a while then stays on and I am getting a message that says Check TPM System. I have an AEV Procal and did have it set so that the threshold was 20 something pounds, I can't remember exactly where I had it set. The first thing I did was take back any of the settings I had put in with the Procal. That did nothing. I aired the tires back up to 37 psi, and that did nothing. The tires psi don't flash in the dash either like when the air pressure is too low. I am driving a 2014 JKUR with a 3" Mopar lift and 35s.
At this point I'm thinking I might have a bad sensor, but all 4 are still registering a psi in my dash. Has anyone else had this issue? Does anyone have any ideas on why it would be doing this?
At this point I'm thinking I might have a bad sensor, but all 4 are still registering a psi in my dash. Has anyone else had this issue? Does anyone have any ideas on why it would be doing this?
So I see this issue often, because I work in a Tire Center when I I'm not Jeepin. it could be a couple if things. 1st there could be a sensor that battery could be dying. Have you ever put fix-a-flat in 1 of your tires? 2nd reseting the ECU for air pressure could of change something with the system. At that point you might have to have the ECU checked far as the TPMS function.
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Hey So I see this issue often, because I work in a Tire Center when I I'm not Jeepin. it could be a couple if things. 1st there could be a sensor that battery could be dying. Have you ever put fix-a-flat in 1 of your tires? 2nd reseting the ECU for air pressure could of change something with the system. At that point you might have to have the ECU checked far as the TPMS function.
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That what I would call intermittently working. TPMS sensors would still work because that are not completely dead, but kind of gives you a warning that they will be soon with still showing pressure readings. How old is your JK? it also possible that someone could of damaged your sensors :(
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That what I would call intermittently working. TPMS sensors would still work because that are not completely dead, but kind of gives you a warning that they will be soon with still showing pressure readings. How old is your JK? it also possible that someone could of damaged your sensors :(
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there are ways that could have gotten something on the sensors or dropped your sensors and damage electronics of sensors when swapping wheels or installing your tires . I just find that weird I worked around tires for about 3 years now and never seen fairly brand new sensors just stop working