Low tire pressure light on.

FLA-Titan · 08-02-2004, 11:17 AM

Anyone else having issues with the low tire pressure light and alarm coming on? Mine is on now and I have checked my tire pressure and they are all at specs. Guess i will have to take it in to the dealer........

VShortt · 08-02-2004, 11:28 AM

I once had the same problem. The first time, it WAS NOT a false alarm. I checked the tire pressure and it was low so I filled it up. The light went off about 2 minutes after I started the truck once the tire was filled. The second time, it WAS a false alarm. I couldn't figure out how to fix it so I tried letting the pressure out of the tire that was having trouble in the first place and simply filled it back up. Once again, the light went and I haven't had any trouble since.

Bayou Titan · 08-02-2004, 11:32 AM

Funny you should mention this. My low air pressure warning light and alarm came on last night. I stopped my Titan, got out and kicked the tires to check the pressure since I didn't have a tire gage. No tire seemed extremely low so I continued driving. The alarm ceased buzzing after I turned the ignition off and back on. The light continued to stay on. The next morning I checked the air pressure and found the front left at about 25 psi. I aired all my tires to 35 psi and the low pressure warning light went off after about 1/8 mile of driving.

Orlando Titan · 08-03-2004, 11:09 AM

Mine has been on for a month now. Going to have to break down and take it to the dealer soon. Maybe they will fix the brakes, radio, seatbelts, and bed at the same time.

Dee Mac · 08-03-2004, 12:03 PM

Mine would come on after driving about 50 highway miles continuously. But I don't recall hearing an alarm. Just happen to look down and see the light. Does the audible alarm stay on or just beep? Dee Mac

FLA-Titan · 08-03-2004, 01:35 PM

It's an audible alarm that lasts for about 15 sec.

titan44 · 08-03-2004, 04:48 PM

Mine went off for the first time after going from 90 degree heat to about 55 degrees in about 45 minutes. When I looked at the tire it seemed a tad low so when I got home I went and purchased a tire pressure guage. It was a bit low but not enough to trigger the alarm so I guess a change in elevation or tempature kicked it off.

On a side note, that was when I noticed that my back tires were still at max tire pressure which is the way most dealerships give them to you(lazy bastards). Get a tire guage and get your tires to the right p.s.i.

Shawn