TPMS Low tire pressure light

miamititan305 · 10-11-2009, 10:26 PM

I have a 2006 Titan and the TPMS light comes on when i turn the car flashes and then it stays on all the times. tire pressure is 45psi and the light never turns off... i know dealer is the ideal to fix it but i'm out of warranty.. i would like to know how can i fix this if a local shop can do it or if i can find out which sensor is broken which tool would i need thanks in advance...

dustin103 · 10-11-2009, 10:52 PM

Hey bud, take it in to any local tire shop. They have rebuild kits for them, the rubber seal in there goes bad. I know, it happened to me. The tire place here charged me 12 bucks. If you have the tools, I would take each tire off and dunk it in water to see which one is leaking. Or, just have them all replaced for good measure. A little side note, i wouldnt run your tires at 45 psi either. They will wear pretty quick. I hope this helps.

miamititan305 · 10-12-2009, 08:24 AM

The dealer wants to charge me $130 per sensor if any is broken Plus $120 to program and install. so it's around $250 just for the ugly light of low tire pressure i called a local tire shop and they said it has to be the dealer that they don't know.. anyone knows how can i do this myself or just maybe reset the Low Tire pressure light ?? thanks.

**bagellord** · 10-12-2009, 08:53 AM

Try a different tire shop. There should be one that would know. The stealership will fix it but they'll charge you an arm and a leg plus your first born while holding your balls and dignity as collateral.