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TPMS thinks tire is flat.
Check pressures.
If PSI is normal, then...
...Reset TPMS and see if it comes back.
You may have to get a new sensor if it does...
...or if you have VCDS, you can code out the TPMS function.
TPMS thinks tire is flat.
Check pressures.
If PSI is normal, then...
...Reset TPMS and see if it comes back.
You may have to get a new sensor if it does...
...or if you have VCDS, you can code out the TPMS function.
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If it turns out you need a new sensor we have them below!
Thanks for the info. Yes...tires are all good. I will see if maybe its just dirty first...clean things up. Lots of winter salt right now in Pittsburgh...so that might be contributing to it. If it doesn't go away I will see about ordering.
Hi, I know this is an old thread but did you get to the bottom of this issue? I have just bought a 2006 A4 with the same issue. I have taken it to an Audi specialist who has checked all the pressures (including the spare), confirmed a signal is being received from each sensor and reset the system. All looked good when I drove it the short distance home but then this morning after 15 mins of driving the same warning pops up. They tell me no fault codes were stored in the ECU either, so I am at a loss as to why the warning keeps popping up. Does anyone have any advise please?
Hi, I know this is an old thread but did you get to the bottom of this issue? I have recently bought a 2006 A4 with the same issue. I have had an Audi specialist check the pressures of all tyres, confirm all sensors are transmitting and reset the system, but the warning light still pops up after 10-15 mins of driving. Can anyone offer any advise? Thanks.
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