Help needed with Low Tire Pressure Light
#1
Help needed with Low Tire Pressure Light
2000 3.4L LS. I have had the tire pressure monitor lit for some time now. I've tried both of the fixes given in the handbook; parking lights on/off three times does nothing and I can't find the option in thesettingsmenu accessed via the radio console.
Anyone any ideas?
Anyone any ideas?
#2
RE: Help needed with Low Tire Pressure Light
ORIGINAL: Ulsterman
2000 3.4L LS. I have had the tire pressure monitor lit for some time now. I've tried both of the fixes given in the handbook; parking lights on/off three times does nothing and I can't find the option in thesettingsmenu accessed via the radio console.
Anyone any ideas?
2000 3.4L LS. I have had the tire pressure monitor lit for some time now. I've tried both of the fixes given in the handbook; parking lights on/off three times does nothing and I can't find the option in thesettingsmenu accessed via the radio console.
Anyone any ideas?
#4
RE: Help needed with Low Tire Pressure Light
Welcome to MCF Maurice!!!
Is it the original stock stereo or is it a replacement stock? - possible issue there.
I would try the parking light trick again. Remember to have your car either in ACC or running. Then just pull the light to parking and then off 3 times within3 seconds. You will hear a beep from the speakers and the light should go off.
Is it the original stock stereo or is it a replacement stock? - possible issue there.
I would try the parking light trick again. Remember to have your car either in ACC or running. Then just pull the light to parking and then off 3 times within3 seconds. You will hear a beep from the speakers and the light should go off.
#5
RE: Help needed with Low Tire Pressure Light
As sure asone can be that it's the original radio. I bought the car used almost 2 years ago and the page in the owner's manual is marked with a post-it so no doubt it's been an issue before. I've tried the lights on-off method a zillion times but I'm open to advice and will try again once I get off work today.
Thank you for the welcome.
Thank you for the welcome.