Where the heck is tire pressure reset?

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With the colder weather coming in my LC had a tire pressure warning on. I checked all the tires and they look fine so I wanted to reset the monitor. However, I can't seem to fine the reset button. According to the manual it should be next to hood and gas latch but there's nothing. What am I doing wrong here? Any ideas? TIA guys.
 
all five sensors reset everytime the car is started...there is no manual reset.

what is it doing?
 
all five sensors reset everytime the car is started...there is no manual reset.

what is it doing?

+1 .... more info???
 
Actually there is a reset button.

Under the left side of the dash, to the LEFT of the knee airbags.

You need to hold it down for about 20-30 seconds I believe. Check the manual.
 
Actually there is a reset button.

Under the left side of the dash, to the LEFT of the knee airbags.

You need to hold it down for about 20-30 seconds I believe. Check the manual.

I know that's what the manual says. There's no button next to the knee air bag like in the manual.
 
It's way back there... Get underneath with a flashlight and you will see it. I don't think it wil solve your problem.

You probably have a blown sensor in one of your wheels, or your spare is low. It may take a trip to the stealer, oops I mean dealer, for this to get fixed.

The other option is to disconnect the negative battery line for 15 mins and then re-connect. Upon first startup the computer will do the same reset operation as the button. If the problem still persists you need to go into the dealer for sure.
 
Thanks Chimyz. I finally found it. It was waaay in the back and you were right it didn't work. I think it's the spare. I guess I do have to take that trip to my stealer.:grinpimp:
 
No problemo...glad I could help...sort of. Good luck with everything.
 

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