Ken

My son has a 2008 Civic, had an accident and the front right wheel was
destroyed. The bodyshop replaced it and the TMS sender, but the light
on the dash is staying on. Not the light that says the tire pressure
is low, but the TMS light. Any ideas? Do I need to bring it back to
the dealer for software or something? Thanks.

Tegger

Ken <kwein@yahoo.com> wrote in news:b8um34534q7qf8e18t8biuqjpodlk9s75e@
4ax.com:

> My son has a 2008 Civic, had an accident and the front right wheel was
> destroyed. The bodyshop replaced it and the TMS sender, but the light
> on the dash is staying on. Not the light that says the tire pressure
> is low, but the TMS light. Any ideas? Do I need to bring it back to
> the dealer for software or something? Thanks.
>



This means the TPMS has turned itself off because there is a problem with
it.

Just like with the MIL or SRS, you need to have the dealership scan for
error codes stored by the TPMS's computer.

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Tegger

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