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Have you had the tires rotated and did you get the same fault? If yes it’s not the wheel sensor.
Have you had the tires rotated and did you get the same fault? If yes it’s not the wheel sensor.
Do you have nitrogen in your tires? My experience is that nitrogen and TPMS don’t really play well together. 2012 Journey and 2017 Ram 1500 both came new with nitrogen in the tires. Both had TPMS issues. Local dealer thinks he’s doing his customers a favor by adding it. I finally got tired of it and pumped the tires up to 90psi then let them back down to normal psi levels. Never had another TPMS fault on either vehicle. It was either the high psi that corrected an issue with the TPMS or, more likely, it was less nitrogen and more oxygen. My 2019 never had nitrogen, so far no TPMS faults.
I swapped around tires and have the same corner not getting a pressure reading. Got an appointment with dealer Monday. I heard they may have to replace the box that reads the sensors.No nitrogen tires may get up to 46-47 once heated up real good
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