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31, 31, 32, 32
Paul Hawker
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Maybe just a low battery in one of the senders.
That happened to me once and it turned out that after I thoroughly cleaned the dirt out of all four wheels, it went away. I had gone through a puddle that splashed a bit of mud on the wheels and evidently some dirt got in a sensor somehow. It has never happened since.
dmann
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I had this error early on, prob about a month into ownership. It's not a serious error but the dealers I dealt with had a time wtih it and they ended up flying in a SRT engineer to resolve. If they have issues fixing it reach out to me and I'll share my dealer info in hopes it can be
resolved quick.
resolved quick.
Nsane1
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If it's the same system in my SRT jeep it's VERY sensitive. Literally 1 pound or less less than it requires (get this ALL the time). So in the jeep, it requires 33 (or 32), and when it hits 32, it sends the warning. Heck one time it was AT that threshold, and still gave it (as it was 32.5).
Paul Hawker
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My Mercedes also does this. I notice it most when we experience a temperature drop. A huge red warning light shows on the dash and instructs immediate attention. Usually it is just that the cold weather has caused the tire pressure to drop an few pounds.
Roy
Enthusiast
this is a very important warning that you should push the throttle more and harder, in order to get your tirepressure up a little by heating them like you're supposed to
this is a very important warning that you should push the throttle more and harder, in order to get your tirepressure up a little by heating them like you're supposed to
That's what I did! It worked, but only for a little while.
