Headed to the NC OBX this weekend and will driving on the beach below 20psi. Is there a way to turn off the warning of low tire pressure? Will low pressure kick out my AHC from high back to normal?
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If you're going to run like that for a while you can just reset the pressure. There's a little button under the dash on the driver's side to the right of the hood release. Deflate your rites, then when you start the truck just hold it for 3 or 4 seconds, IIRC and it will re-learn with the current pressure (20 psi) considered "normal" and the light will go off under you drop by something like 25%.
When you hit pavement and re-inflate, just remember to do the same thing when you're back at the right tire pressure. Otherwise if you normally run 40 psi and have a slow leak the light won't come on until your tire hits 15psi.
When you hit pavement and re-inflate, just remember to do the same thing when you're back at the right tire pressure. Otherwise if you normally run 40 psi and have a slow leak the light won't come on until your tire hits 15psi.
1world1love
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The low pressure warning will not cause any issues with AHC. There are only a couple of serious codes that will cause AHC to lower or go into limp mode.
You can do what Linuxgod suggests. I always forget to reset though so I don’t bother. The orange lights don’t bother me anymore
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Thank you guys. Waiting on the wife to get home to find this button.The low pressure warning will not cause any issues with AHC. There are only a couple of serious codes that will cause AHC to lower or go into limp mode.
You can do what Linuxgod suggests. I always forget to reset though so I don’t bother. The orange lights don’t bother me anymore
gaijin
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Dang! Awesome.
