Low Tire Pressure
#1
Low Tire Pressure
Hey long time no post which is good news eh?
The 04 supercharged is cruising down the road just fine with 99K miles. I actually bought a used Avalanche with 40K miles and passed down the MC to my wife. Now get this my wife is much happier with the 04 MC and we traded the 2006 Mustang in on my ride! The company pays for my vehicle of choice and I rack up 30-40K per year. So far no major issues, but now we have a low tire pressure alarm and the car has good pressure with new tires on it. Can I simply just disconnect the battery and reset the computor, or is there something else I can do to get rid of this alarm?
Thanks in advance.
The 04 supercharged is cruising down the road just fine with 99K miles. I actually bought a used Avalanche with 40K miles and passed down the MC to my wife. Now get this my wife is much happier with the 04 MC and we traded the 2006 Mustang in on my ride! The company pays for my vehicle of choice and I rack up 30-40K per year. So far no major issues, but now we have a low tire pressure alarm and the car has good pressure with new tires on it. Can I simply just disconnect the battery and reset the computor, or is there something else I can do to get rid of this alarm?
Thanks in advance.
#3
put your key into the ignition Turn key to the on position but do not start the car.
Then pull the headlight switch out one Click puch back in one click. pull out one click, push in. pull out one click, push in. (total of 3 times) and the light should go away.
It will make a chime sound if you do it right.
has worked on mine every winter and spring when i swap out the winter rims with the summer rims.
Then pull the headlight switch out one Click puch back in one click. pull out one click, push in. pull out one click, push in. (total of 3 times) and the light should go away.
It will make a chime sound if you do it right.
has worked on mine every winter and spring when i swap out the winter rims with the summer rims.
#4
put your key into the ignition Turn key to the on position but do not start the car.
Then pull the headlight switch out one Click puch back in one click. pull out one click, push in. pull out one click, push in. (total of 3 times) and the light should go away.
It will make a chime sound if you do it right.
has worked on mine every winter and spring when i swap out the winter rims with the summer rims.
Then pull the headlight switch out one Click puch back in one click. pull out one click, push in. pull out one click, push in. (total of 3 times) and the light should go away.
It will make a chime sound if you do it right.
has worked on mine every winter and spring when i swap out the winter rims with the summer rims.
That was the cure
#5
thanks for letting us know that your problem got fixed, it seems people post and never respond if the issue actually was corrected! excellent work again from 2000_BLACK_SS, glad your problem has been fixed!
#6
I am pretty active on the IFSJA.org board because of my project 89 Wagoneer.
You can check it out below along with a picture of the rest of my fleet.
http://s244.photobucket.com/albums/gg8/odessadude/
#10
Yeah the 81 Silverado is my pride and joy. I rebuilt the engine recently, new seat covers with new foam, bumpers, headliner, paint you name it. Unfortunately I have 4 registered vehicles I am paying insurance and taxes on with two drivers in the house. Now the daughter needs braces, wife needs dental work, were planing a trip to Germany this year and it's getting harder to justify having all of these toys, but I'm still hanging on to it for now. The Wagoneer has a 360 which has 160K on the original engine. No smoke, good oil pressure and with the 6" lift she tracks pretty good. I am trying to plan a trip next year to Ouray Colorado for a Full Size Jeep get together.
All I can say it's a damn good thing to have a wife that lets you do what you want to do! She loves her Monte Carlo. We bought the Mustang new and paid it off in three years due to a 0% finance plan Ford had going at the time. She never washed it unless I reminded her about it, but now she washes the Monte at least every other week. She was so happy to get rid of the Stang and I told her if the Monte can make it for a couple of more years we will get her a low mileage 2007 Monte SS. I will keep the Super Charged 04 so I guess my future has five cars in it!
All I can say it's a damn good thing to have a wife that lets you do what you want to do! She loves her Monte Carlo. We bought the Mustang new and paid it off in three years due to a 0% finance plan Ford had going at the time. She never washed it unless I reminded her about it, but now she washes the Monte at least every other week. She was so happy to get rid of the Stang and I told her if the Monte can make it for a couple of more years we will get her a low mileage 2007 Monte SS. I will keep the Super Charged 04 so I guess my future has five cars in it!