Single press does nothings. Keep pressing for a few seconds return message to dashboard "reset memory". Any clue?
This is from a 2016 fiat qubo diesel
Thanks for your answer. But how this works; how the car measure the tyre pressure;It sets the tyre pressures required to trigger the the low tyre pressure warning light.
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Thanks for your answer.There will be a pressure sensor transmitter inside each of the 4 tyres. When one of the sensors senses a low tyre pressure it will trigger the low pressure warning light on the dashboard. To set the system, you need to pump up all 4 tyres to the correct pressure, then press the set button for a few seconds. The process will be explained in the owner's handbook.
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The only control option I have is to press the button for a few seconds and appear the message "memory reset". I already reduce the pressure in one tyre almost flat and no message comes. Also make a short drive but still warning.You've normally got to drive with the low pressure tyre for it to come up.
It does work, it was set properly at normal inflation, then you do get a warning when a tyre loses pressure.
So it seems that I have to test it a little more.Many new tyre pressure warning systems use the abs sensors to work out if a tyre is low. A flat tyre will technically rotate faster than a non flat tyre. So you can need to cover quite some distance and the car may need to observe the change before you get the warning, and they are not designed for you to let the tyre down then drive it about a bit to test it.
Rest assured they do work in the real world and as long as you have no warning lights you don’t need to worry about the button just leave it alone
Your insistence on testing it could very well result in wrecking your tyres at best or causing an accident at worst!So it seems that I have to test it a little more.
I just bought this car and I want be sure what working and what no working.
Any way. Thank you Very much all you people.