Technical Tyre pressures for Twin Air Mk4 (Fiat PANDA) symbol stays ON how to RESET?

[Panda 2014]

Tyre pressure symbol is staying on ..
put 29 (front)
is this the right amount, or should it be more?
TPMS sensor needs a reset.

 

[Panda 2014]

I understand it needs to be reset from inside the car..any tips on how please..is in set button ?

 

[varesecrazy]

Hi,

my 2018 500 has this, it's awkward to do..

I will try and link to the info

 

[Panda 2014]

Symbols may be helpful.

 

[Panda 2014]

Hi,

my 2018 500 has this, it's awkward to do..

I will try and link to the info

yes, fiddly to do, thank you anyway.. no attachment as yet!

 

[varesecrazy]

View attachment 453815

TPMS (bottom left).. Is what you are seeing..?

I tagged you to where the Menu was on my 500

 

[Panda 2014]

yes, I checked it, need to reset. just went through an MOT so hopefully nothing major, have been checking tyre balances..
thank you!

 

[varesecrazy]

yes, I checked it, need to reset. just went through an MOT so hopefully nothing major, have been checking tyre balances..
thank you!

Even cold mornings can trigger the warning.. Happened on both my 500 and Skoda

But yes.. well worthwhile
Setting all 4 tyres pressure, then use the TPMS RESET

 

[Herts Hillhopper]

I posted the ‘how to do this’ some years back. Let me see if I can find it.
It’s done using the menu button to the left of the hazard lights, but is not intuitive and the final ‘ok’ is easily missed. Hang in and I’ll use this forum’s wonderful search tool…

 

[Herts Hillhopper]

Ok - here’s the earlier post (that confusingly starts with the line “can’t find the post…”.) Also follow the thread down as there are photos of the menu in the second post after this one: (this process applies to all Panda models, not just the Cross in the post title below)
Post in thread 'Reset tyre pressure monitoring Panda Cross 4x4'
https://www.fiatforum.com/threads/reset-tyre-pressure-monitoring-panda-cross-4x4.482876/post-4556077

 

[Herts Hillhopper]

Note: the system has no idea what the tyre pressures actually are! (There’s no pressure sensors in this ‘basic’ system, used on many ‘lower end’ cars). It actually uses the ABS sensors to detect if one wheel becomes much smaller (rotates faster) than the others, which happens if the tyre is *very* soft. But the system tends not to spot a change if just a few psi/bar, nor is it very good at spotting if *all* the tyres have lost pressure (as happens when the weather turns colder). It is not a substitute for checking the tyre pressures frequently. (If you have a new tyre fitted it tends to trigger too, as the new tread makes the wheel appear bigger, and so rotate more slowly.)